Suppose that you are provided with a pre$-$written class BankAccount as shown below $($Note: User enter the values$).$

a$.$ Implement two constructors: name and assigned $0$ balance

Given name and balance

b$.$ Implement getters $($the headings are given$)$

c$.$ Implement deposit method: Adds the amount to the balance if it is between $0-500.$

d$.$ Implement withdraw methods: Subtracts the amount from the balance if the user has enough money; if not, do not make any change and report unsuccessful attempt

e$.$ Implement toString method: Add a toString method to the BankAccount class. Your method should return a string that contains the account's name and balance separated by a comma and space. For example, if an account object named benben has the name "Benson" and a balance of $17\mathrm{.}25,$ benben.toString$()$ should return: Benson, $$17\mathrm{.}25$

If the client code were to call System.out.println$($benben$)$; $,$ that text would be shown on the console.

f$.$ OPTIONAL: Implement equalAmount method that returns true if two accounts have the same balance, false otherwise $[$Example: Equals method Slide #$40]$

g$.$ Write a short client program that constructs and initializes an account, then prints it: BankAccountTest.java program that tests all your methods