[rogergarnier]

Develop a Java application program to simulate a banking system. The bank should be able to handle up to 10 customers who all have savings accounts. Each customer has a name, address, telephone number, and an account balance. Your program should provide a friendly interface to support the following facilities:

(a) Add and delete customer accounts.
( Display the accounts and their balances.
© Allow each customer to make deposits and withdrawals and produce appropriate error messages for invalid transactions.
(d) Provide a method to add 5% interest to all accounts whenever a suitable command is given (provide a button for the function).
(e) On completion of a day's business write the updated data of accounts to a text file.
(f) Read the text file created and display all the information.

This post has been edited by rogergarnier: 04 May 2005 - 07:14 PM

[Amadeus]

Show us what you've got so far...and how is this a poll?

[WolfCoder]

Please give a more detailed part of your problem and
what is the real poll question?

[Amadeus]

There is no real poll question...the post had to do with help with a school assignment.

[WolfCoder]

Understood then,
i'm all ears now!

[tommybeeasy]

talk about balls! i don't mean to seem preachy, but I'm new to the coding game myself, and I hit brick walls constantly when I'm doing programming exercises, so I'll post a question about syntax or semantics. But as far as posting the exercise and asking someone to design it from algorithim to source code, now that's just lazy. I mean how else can you get a feel for the language?


Just my opinion

[WolfCoder]

I do not think he is asking for somebody to
write an algorithm for him.

[freesmile]

i think it is school assignment

This post has been edited by Dark_Nexus: 28 September 2006 - 04:04 PM

[WolfCoder]

My last answer to this thread was in may, which is pretty old for a thread to be revived from.

Since the thread creator has not repsonded to this poll, there is no point in this thread revival.

It might be hard since the time jumps between the threads in the list can really be large. Please check the last poster's time stamp. Though it is difficult to see old threads, I wonder if there is an old thread filter option for this forum? Then it is much easier to differentiate between new and old threads.

This post has been edited by WolfCoder: 28 September 2006 - 05:12 PM