The exercise for this week is to write a class that simulates managing a simple bank account. The account is created with an initial balance. It is possible to deposit and withdraw funds, to add interest, and to find out the current balance. This should be implemented in class named Account that includes:

• A default constructor that sets the initial balance to zero, accountNumber to zero, ownerName to an empty string, and the interestRate to zero.

• Other constructor that takes initial balance, accountNumber, and the ownerName at the time of object creation

• A function getBalance that returns the current balance.

• A method deposit for depositing a specified amount.

• A method withdraw for withdrawing a specified amount.

• A method addInterest for adding interest to the account.

  The addInterest method changes the balance in the account to balance*(1+interestRate).

- displayAccountSummary method should display the accountNumber, ownerName,

balance, and the interestRate. The UML diagram for the Account class is shown in the following UML diagram.

The Account Class

BankAccount

-

-ownerName:string -interestRate:double

balance: double -acountNumber : int

+double getBalance

();

+void deposit(double

); +void withdraw(double

); +void addInterest();

+BankAccount();

+BankAccount(double, double, int,

string) + displayAccountSummary();

Then , include Your BankAccount class in the following program, compile and run. It should produce the following output.

#includeusing namespace std;

// To do : copy and paste your BankAccount implementation here

int main() {

BankAccount myAccount(1000.50,0.05,1111, John William); myAccount.deposit(500); myAccount.withdraw(200); myAccount.addInterest();

myAccount. displayAccountSummary(); return 0;

}

Output: Account Number : 1111 Owners Name : John William Balance : 1300.50 Interest rate : 5%