you'll be using object oriented programming to create a user$\_$account class. You'll then use this class to create objects for some user accounts. This program will also need to have good unit testing coverage

Details:

Create a class called user$\_$account

Your class should have three methods:

deposit

Accepts an amount and adds this amount to the account$\_$balance

withdrawal

Accepts an amount and deducts this amount from the account$\_$balance

If the withdrawal amount would cause the account to go negative, print that this transaction can't be completed and don't deduct from account$\_$balance

display

This method should output all information about the user$\_$account object

Now that your class is created, create two objects

account$1$ should be a checking account $($any account$\_$owner, account$\_$num is fine$)$

add a balance of $$400$ to this account

withdraw $$250$ from this account

display the information about this account

account$2$ should be a savings account $($any account$\_$owner, account$\_$num is fine$)$

add a balance of $$50$ to this account

attempt to withdraw $$100$

display the information about this account

Ensure that your unit tests cover these scenarios $($SetUp and TearDown should be used$)$