Write a banking program in c that simulates the operation of your local bank You should declare the following collection of classes Class Account Data fields customer (type Customer), balance, account number, transactions array (type transaction ) Member functions create Account()1 , get account number(), get balance(), get customer(), to string(), set customer(), set balance() Class Savings Account extends Account Member functions deposit(), withdraw(), add interest() Class Checking Account extends Account Member functions deposit(), withdraw(), add interest() Class Customer Data fields name, address, age, telephone number, customer number Member functions Accessors and modifiers for data fields Classes Senior, Adult, Student, all of which extend class Customer Each has constant data fields, SAVINGS INTEREST, CHECK INTEREST, CHECK CHARGE, and OVERDRAFT PENALTY, that define these values for customers of that type Class Bank Data field array accounts (type Account ) Member functions add account(), make deposit(), make withdrawal(), get account(), Class Transaction Data fields transaction type, amount, balance, type Date2 Member functions to string() You need to write all these classes and an application class that interacts with the user In the application, you should first open several accounts and then enter several transactions A sample console output is attached Note in addition to the specifications above, you may also need to add other data fields and member functions to the classes You are also allowed to define and implement other classes if needed 1 Optional 2 For your convenience, Date source code is attached Date cpp include include include include include $Id Date C,v 1 2 2002 10 18 05 56 15 tknarr Exp $ Copyright (C) 2000, 2002 Todd T Knarr This program is free software you can redistribute it and or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE See the GNU General Public License for more details You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc , 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111 1307 USA Classname Date Author Todd Knarr Creation Date 29 Nov 1995 Superclasses none Subclasses none Required files Date h Description Provides a Date class which represents dates as Julian day numbers ( days since 1 Jan 4713 BC ) This class can handle all dates from 1 Jan 4713BC to 31 Dec 4999AD Note Years AD are positive, years BC are negative There is no year 0AD, it goes from 1BC to 1AD A year of 0 will be treated as 1BC No attempt is made to validate ranges Physical errors will not result from insane day month combinations like the 87th day of the 45th month, but the results will obviously not make much sense Date conversion routines by Eric bergman Terrell, Computer Language, Dec 1990 Alternate method by David Burki, CUJ Feb 1993 To Do Add and operators for iostreams They should probably output and input the string form include Date h include Function YmdToJd Author Todd Knarr Creation date 29 Nov 1995 Parameters int year, month, day Return values long julian day Description Internal routine that does the physical conversion from YMD form to Julian day number long Date YmdToJd( const int iYear, const int iMonth, const int iDay ) long jul day ifndef JULDATE USE ALTERNATE METHOD int a,b int year iYear, month iMonth, day iDay float year corr if ( year 0 ) year year corr ( year 0 0 0 0 75 ) if ( month 15821015 0 ) a year 100 b 2 a a 4 jul day (long) ( 365 25 year year corr ) (long) ( 30 6001 ( month 1 ) ) day 1720995L b else long lmonth (long) iMonth, lday (long) iDay, lyear (long) iYear Adjust BC years if ( lyear 0 ) lyear jul day lday 32075L 1461L ( lyear 4800L ( lmonth 14L ) 12L ) 4L 367L ( lmonth 2L ( lmonth 14L ) 12L 12L ) 12L 3L ( ( lyear 4900L ( lmonth 14L ) 12L ) 100L ) 4L endif return jul day Function JdToYmd Author Todd Knarr Creation date 29 Nov 1995 Parameters long julian day, pointers to int year, month, day Return values none Description Internal routine that reverses the conversion, turning a Julian day number into YMD values void Date JdToYmd( const long lJD, int piYear, int piMonth, int piDay ) ifndef JULDATE USE ALTERNATE METHOD long a, b, c, d, e, z, alpha z lJD if ( z 2299161L ) a z else alpha (long) ( ( z 1867216 25 ) 36524 25 ) a z 1 alpha alpha 4 b a 1524 c (long) ( ( b 122 1 ) 365 25 ) d (long) ( 365 25 c ) e (long) ( ( b d ) 30 6001 ) piDay (int) b d (long) ( 30 6001 e ) piMonth (int) ( e 13 5 ) e 1 e 13 piYear (int) ( piMonth 2 5 ) ( c 4716 ) c 4715 if ( piYear date string size t pos1 date string find(' ') size t pos2 date string find(' ', pos1 1) if (pos1 std string npos pos2 std string npos) in clear(std ios failbit) return in std string year string date string substr(0, pos1) std string month string date string substr(pos1 1, pos2 pos1 1) std string day string date string substr(pos2 1) date Date(std atoi(day string c str()), std atoi(month string c str()), std atoi(year string c str())) return in Date h ifndef H DATE H define H DATE H include include include include class Date private long lJulianDay static long YmdToJd( const int iYear, const int iMonth, const int iDay ) static void JdToYmd( const long lJD, int piYear, int piMonth, int piDay ) public static int IsLeapYear( const int iYear ) long jd1, jd2 jd1 YmdToJd( iYear, 2, 28 ) jd2 YmdToJd( iYear, 3, 1 ) return ( ( jd2 jd1 ) 1 ) Date() lJulianDay 0L Date( const Date Orig ) lJulianDay Orig lJulianDay Date operator ( const Date Orig ) lJulianDay Orig lJulianDay return this Date( const time t tSysTime ) struct tm ptm int y, m, d ptm localtime( tSysTime ) y ptm tm year 1900 m ptm tm mon 1 d ptm tm mday lJulianDay YmdToJd( y, m, d ) Date( const char String ) lJulianDay atol( String ) Date( const int iDay, const int iMonth, const int iYear ) lJulianDay YmdToJd( iYear, iMonth, iDay ) int Year( void ) const int y, m, d JdToYmd( lJulianDay, y, m, d ) return y int Month( void ) const int y, m, d JdToYmd( lJulianDay, y, m, d ) return m int Day( void ) const int y, m, d JdToYmd( lJulianDay, y, m, d ) return d int DayOfYear( void ) const int DayOfWeek( void ) const return ( ( ( (int) ( lJulianDay 7L ) ) 1 ) 7 ) int DayOfWorkWeek( void ) const return ( (int) ( lJulianDay 7L ) ) int IsLeapYear( void ) const int y, m, d JdToYmd( lJulianDay, y, m, d ) return IsLeapYear( y ) void YMD( int pY, int pM, int pD ) JdToYmd( lJulianDay, pY, pM, pD ) return friend Date operator ( const Date Left, const long Right ) Date Temp Left Temp lJulianDay Right return Temp friend Date operator ( const long Left, const Date Right ) Date Temp Right Temp lJulianDay Left return Temp Date operator ( const long Right ) lJulianDay Right return this friend Date operator ( const Date Left, const long Right ) Date Temp Left Temp lJulianDay Right return Temp friend Date operator ( const long Left, const Date Right ) Date Temp Right Temp lJulianDay Left return Temp Date operator ( const long Right ) lJulianDay Right return this long operator ( const Date Right ) return lJulianDay Right lJulianDay Date operator () lJulianDay return this Date operator ( int ) Date Temp this lJulianDay return Temp Date operator () lJulianDay return this Date operator ( int ) Date Temp this lJulianDay return Temp std string to string() const int operator ( const Date Right ) const return lJulianDay Right lJulianDay int operator ( const Date Right ) const return lJulianDay Right lJulianDay int operator ( const Date Right ) const return lJulianDay Right lJulianDay time t ToSysTime( void ) const friend std ostream operator (std istream , Date ) endif

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Question: Write a banking program in c++ that simulates the operation of your local bank. You should declare the following collection of classes. Class Account Data

Write a banking program in c++ that simulates the operation of your local bank. You should declare the following collection of classes. Class Account Data fields: customer (type Customer), balance, account_number, transactions array (type transaction*) Member functions: create_Account()1 , get_account_number(), get_balance(), get_customer(), to_string(), set_customer(), set_balance() Class Savings_Account extends Account Member functions: deposit(), withdraw(), add_interest() Class Checking_Account extends Account Member functions: deposit(), withdraw(), add_interest() Class Customer Data fields: name, address, age, telephone_number, customer_number Member functions: Accessors and modifiers for data fields Classes Senior, Adult, Student, all of which extend class Customer Each has constant data fields, SAVINGS_INTEREST, CHECK_INTEREST, CHECK_CHARGE, and OVERDRAFT_PENALTY, that define these values for customers of that type. Class Bank Data field: array accounts (type Account*) Member functions: add_account(), make_deposit(), make_withdrawal(), get_account(), Class Transaction Data fields: transaction_type, amount, balance, type Date2 Member functions: to_string() You need to write all these classes and an application class that interacts with the user. In the application, you should first open several accounts and then enter several transactions. A sample console output is attached. Note: in addition to the specifications above, you may also need to add other data fields and member functions to the classes. You are also allowed to define and implement other classes if needed. 1 Optional 2 For your convenience, Date source code is attached.

Date.cpp

#include

// $Id: Date.C,v 1.2 2002/10/18 05:56:15 tknarr Exp $

// Todd T. Knarr

// This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify

// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by

// the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or

// (at your option) any later version.

// This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,

// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of

// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the

// GNU General Public License for more details.

// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License

// along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software

// Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA

// Classname : Date

// Author : Todd Knarr

// Creation Date : 29 Nov 1995

// Superclasses : none

// Subclasses : none

// Required files : Date.h

// Description :

// Provides a Date class which represents dates as

// Julian day numbers ( days since 1 Jan 4713 BC ).

// This class can handle all dates from 1 Jan 4713BC to 31 Dec 4999AD.

// Note: Years AD are positive, years BC are negative. There is

// no year 0AD, it goes from 1BC to 1AD. A year of 0 will be treated

// as 1BC. No attempt is made to validate ranges. Physical errors

// will not result from insane day-month combinations like the 87th

// day of the 45th month, but the results will obviously not make

// much sense.

// Date conversion routines by Eric bergman-Terrell, Computer Language,

// Dec 1990.

// Alternate method by David Burki, CUJ Feb 1993.

// To Do:

// * Add << and >> operators for iostreams. They should probably output

// and input the string form.

#include "Date.h"

#include

// Function : YmdToJd

// Author : Todd Knarr

// Creation date : 29 Nov 1995

// Parameters : int year, month, day

// Return values : long julian day

// Description :

// Internal routine that does the physical conversion

// from YMD form to Julian day number.

long Date::YmdToJd( const int iYear, const int iMonth, const int iDay )

{

long jul_day;

#ifndef JULDATE_USE_ALTERNATE_METHOD

int a,b;

int year = iYear, month = iMonth, day = iDay;

float year_corr;

if ( year < 0 )

year++;

year_corr = ( year > 0 ? 0.0 : 0.75 );

if ( month <= 2 )

{

year--;

month += 12;

}

b = 0;

if ( year * 10000.0 + month * 100.0 + day >= 15821015.0 )

{

a = year / 100;

b = 2 - a + a / 4;

}

jul_day = (long) ( 365.25 * year - year_corr ) +

(long) ( 30.6001 * ( month + 1 ) ) + day + 1720995L + b;

#else

long lmonth = (long) iMonth, lday = (long) iDay, lyear = (long) iYear;

// Adjust BC years

if ( lyear < 0 )

lyear++;

jul_day = lday - 32075L +

1461L * ( lyear + 4800L + ( lmonth - 14L ) / 12L ) / 4L +

367L * ( lmonth - 2L - ( lmonth - 14L ) / 12L * 12L ) / 12L -

3L * ( ( lyear + 4900L + ( lmonth - 14L ) / 12L ) / 100L ) / 4L;

#endif

return jul_day;

}

// Function : JdToYmd

// Author : Todd Knarr

// Creation date : 29 Nov 1995

// Parameters : long julian day, pointers to int year, month, day

// Return values : none

// Description :

// Internal routine that reverses the conversion, turning a Julian

// day number into YMD values.

void Date::JdToYmd( const long lJD, int *piYear, int *piMonth, int *piDay )

{

#ifndef JULDATE_USE_ALTERNATE_METHOD

long a, b, c, d, e, z, alpha;

z = lJD;

if ( z < 2299161L )

a = z;

else

{

alpha = (long) ( ( z - 1867216.25 ) / 36524.25 );

a = z + 1 + alpha - alpha / 4;

}

b = a + 1524;

c = (long) ( ( b - 122.1 ) / 365.25 );

d = (long) ( 365.25 * c );

e = (long) ( ( b - d ) / 30.6001 );

*piDay = (int) b - d - (long) ( 30.6001 * e );

*piMonth = (int) ( e < 13.5 ) ? e - 1 : e - 13;

*piYear = (int) ( *piMonth > 2.5 ) ? ( c - 4716 ) : c - 4715;

if ( *piYear <= 0 )

*piYear -= 1;

#else

long t1, t2, yr, mo;

t1 = lJD + 68569L;

t2 = 4L * t1 / 146097L;

t1 = t1 - ( 146097L * t2 + 3L ) / 4L;

yr = 4000L * ( t1 + 1L ) / 1461001L;

t1 = t1 - 1461L * yr / 4L + 31L;

mo = 80L * t1 / 2447L;

*piDay = (int) ( t1 - 2447L * mo / 80L );

t1 = mo / 11L;

*piMonth = (int) ( mo + 2L - 12L * t1 );

*piYear = (int) ( 100L * ( t2 - 49L ) + yr + t1 );

// Correct for BC years

if ( *piYear <= 0 )

*piYear -= 1;

#endif

return;

}

int Date::DayOfYear( void ) const

{

int y, m, d;

long soy;

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, &y, &m, &d );

soy = YmdToJd( y, 1, 1 );

return (int) ( lJulianDay - soy + 1 );

}

time_t Date::ToSysTime( void ) const

{

struct tm tmRep;

int y, m, d;

time_t t;

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, &y, &m, &d );

if ( y < 1970 )

{

y = 70;

m = 1;

d = 1;

}

tmRep.tm_year = y - 1900 ;

tmRep.tm_mon = m-1;

tmRep.tm_mday = d;

tmRep.tm_hour = 0;

tmRep.tm_min = 0;

tmRep.tm_sec = 0;

tmRep.tm_isdst = 0;

t = mktime( &tmRep );

return t;

}

std::string Date::to_string() const {

std::ostringstream oss;

oss << std::setfill('0');

oss << std::setw(4) << Year()

<< '-' << std::setw(2) << Month()

<< '-' << std::setw(2) << Day();

return oss.str();

}

std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& out, const Date& date)

{ return out << date.to_string(); }

std::istream& operator>>(std::istream& in, Date& date)

{

std::string date_string;

in >> date_string;

size_t pos1 = date_string.find('-');

size_t pos2 = date_string.find('-', pos1 + 1);

if (pos1 == std::string::npos || pos2 == std::string::npos) {

in.clear(std::ios::failbit);

return in;

}

std::string year_string = date_string.substr(0, pos1);

std::string month_string = date_string.substr(pos1+1, pos2 - pos1 - 1);

std::string day_string = date_string.substr(pos2 + 1);

date = Date(std::atoi(day_string.c_str()),

std::atoi(month_string.c_str()),

std::atoi(year_string.c_str()));

return in;

}

Date.h

#ifndef H__DATE_H

#define H__DATE_H

#include

class Date

{

private:

long lJulianDay;

static long YmdToJd( const int iYear, const int iMonth, const int iDay );

static void JdToYmd( const long lJD, int *piYear, int *piMonth,

int *piDay );

public:

static int IsLeapYear( const int iYear )

{

long jd1, jd2;

jd1 = YmdToJd( iYear, 2, 28 );

jd2 = YmdToJd( iYear, 3, 1 );

return ( ( jd2 - jd1 ) > 1 );

}

Date()

{

lJulianDay = 0L;

}

Date( const Date& Orig ) { lJulianDay = Orig.lJulianDay; }

Date& operator=( const Date& Orig )

{

lJulianDay = Orig.lJulianDay;

return *this;

}

Date( const time_t tSysTime )

{

struct tm *ptm;

int y, m, d;

ptm = localtime( &tSysTime );

y = ptm->tm_year + 1900;

m = ptm->tm_mon + 1;

d = ptm->tm_mday;

lJulianDay = YmdToJd( y, m, d );

}

Date( const char *String )

{

lJulianDay = atol( String );

}

Date( const int iDay, const int iMonth, const int iYear )

{

lJulianDay = YmdToJd( iYear, iMonth, iDay );

}

int Year( void ) const

{

int y, m, d;

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, &y, &m, &d );

return y;

}

int Month( void ) const

{

int y, m, d;

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, &y, &m, &d );

return m;

}

int Day( void ) const

{

int y, m, d;

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, &y, &m, &d );

return d;

}

int DayOfYear( void ) const;

int DayOfWeek( void ) const

{

return ( ( ( (int) ( lJulianDay % 7L ) ) + 1 ) % 7 );

}

int DayOfWorkWeek( void ) const

{

return ( (int) ( lJulianDay % 7L ) );

}

int IsLeapYear( void ) const

{

int y, m, d;

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, &y, &m, &d );

return IsLeapYear( y );

}

void YMD( int *pY, int *pM, int *pD )

{

JdToYmd( lJulianDay, pY, pM, pD );

return;

}

friend Date operator+( const Date& Left, const long Right )

{

Date Temp = Left;

Temp.lJulianDay += Right;

return Temp;

}

friend Date operator+( const long Left, const Date& Right )

{

Date Temp = Right;

Temp.lJulianDay += Left;

return Temp;

}

Date& operator+=( const long Right )

{

lJulianDay += Right;

return *this;

}

friend Date operator-( const Date& Left, const long Right )

{

Date Temp = Left;

Temp.lJulianDay -= Right;

return Temp;

}

friend Date operator-( const long Left, const Date& Right )

{

Date Temp = Right;

Temp.lJulianDay -= Left;

return Temp;

}

Date& operator-=( const long Right )

{

lJulianDay -= Right;

return *this;

}

long operator-( const Date& Right )

{

return lJulianDay - Right.lJulianDay;

}

Date& operator++()

{

lJulianDay++;

return *this;

}

Date operator++( int )

{

Date Temp = *this;

lJulianDay++;

return Temp;

}

Date& operator--()

{

lJulianDay--;

return *this;

}

Date operator--( int )

{

Date Temp = *this;

lJulianDay--;

return Temp;

}

std::string to_string() const;

int operator==( const Date& Right ) const

{

return lJulianDay == Right.lJulianDay;

}

int operator!=( const Date& Right ) const

{

return lJulianDay != Right.lJulianDay;

}

int operator<( const Date& Right ) const

{

return lJulianDay < Right.lJulianDay;

}

int operator<=( const Date& Right ) const

{

return lJulianDay <= Right.lJulianDay;

}

int operator>( const Date& Right ) const

{

return lJulianDay > Right.lJulianDay;

}

int operator>=( const Date& Right ) const

{

return lJulianDay >= Right.lJulianDay;

}

time_t ToSysTime( void ) const;

friend std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream&, const Date&);

friend std::istream& operator>>(std::istream&, Date&);

};

#endif

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