Your task in this lab is to try writing a real application. In this lab, you...

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Your task in this lab is to try writing a real application. In this lab, you are not going to have large programs but you need to do e-transfer application, which happens in online banking. Do this program step by step and follow the output as it is mentioned in the example. Remember to use the tools you learned in class and go over your algorithm step by step. If you need help, ask your TA. Do the following programming tasks. Each programming task has input and output samples. Just make sure that you follow them. If you have questions, ask your TA. 1- Two people are going to communicate to e-transfer some money. There are different scenarios can happen. Each of them is shown in a sample run of this program. Make sure your program covers every scenario. Note that there are two users in this program. User inputs are shown in red. Sample run 1: (The recipient declines) What is your name? James How much do you want to e-transfer? 100.78 Who is the recipient? Mark What is your security question? Which city do you live? What is the security question's answer? Ottawa Mark, you received 100.78 from James via e-transfer, do you accept? N James, your e-transfer is declined by Mark. Sample run 2: (The security question's answer is wrong) What is your name? David How much do you want to e-transfer? 125.05 Your task in this lab is to try writing a real application. In this lab, you are not going to have large programs but you need to do e-transfer application, which happens in online banking. Do this program step by step and follow the output as it is mentioned in the example. Remember to use the tools you learned in class and go over your algorithm step by step. If you need help, ask your TA. Do the following programming tasks. Each programming task has input and output samples. Just make sure that you follow them. If you have questions, ask your TA. 1- Two people are going to communicate to e-transfer some money. There are different scenarios can happen. Each of them is shown in a sample run of this program. Make sure your program covers every scenario. Note that there are two users in this program. User inputs are shown in red. Sample run 1: (The recipient declines) What is your name? James How much do you want to e-transfer? 100.78 Who is the recipient? Mark What is your security question? Which city do you live? What is the security question's answer? Ottawa Mark, you received 100.78 from James via e-transfer, do you accept? N James, your e-transfer is declined by Mark. Sample run 2: (The security question's answer is wrong) What is your name? David How much do you want to e-transfer? 125.05