// Specification file for the Account class.

#ifndef ACCOUNT_H

#define ACCOUNT_H

class Account

{

private:

double balance; // Account balance

double interestRate; // Interest rate for the period

double interest; // Interest earned for the period

int transactions; // Number of transactions

public:

// Constructor

Account(double iRate = 0.05, double bal = 0);

// Setters

void setInterestRate(double iRate);

// Getters

double getBalance();

double getInterest();

int getTransactions();

// Methods

void makeDeposit(double amount);

bool withdraw(double amount);

void calcInterest();

};

#endif

a) Based on the Bank Account information in the code above, create a class that defines the bank account object. You can download, copy and paste the attached file for your header file.

Create at menu driven program that allows the user use the class. Here is an example menu:

b) I would create the menu, make sure you can exit the program. Then do one item at a time, testing it when you're finished.

For the Add interest for this period, just return the balance times the rate. Don't worry about any length of time for the period.

Here is a short sample output:

select one of the following options: A) Display the account balance B) Display the number of transactions C) Display the interest earned this period D) Make a deposit E) Make a withdrawl F) Add interest for this period G) Exit this program Enter your choice: Select one of the following options: A) Display the account balance B) Display the number of transactions C) Display the interest earned this period D) Make a deposit E) Make a withdrawl F) Add interest for this period G) Exit this program Enter your choice: d Enter the amount to deposit: 200.00 Select one of the following options: A) Display the account balance B) Display the number of transactions C) Display the interest earned this period D) Make a deposit E) Make a withdrawl F) Add interest for this period G) Exit this program Enter your choice: e Enter the amount to withdraw: 500 That is more money than you have. Check your balance. Select one of the following options: A) Display the account balance B) Display the number of transactions c) Display the interest earned this period D) Make a deposit E) Make a withdrawl F) Add interest for this period G) Exit this program Enter your choice