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I'm having trouble with an inheritance problem. I'm trying to use menu-based inheritance on a problem. Can someone look at this and give me some input. In particular when I try to pass user input to savings or checking, what am I doing wrong.
Here is the code
public class Account extends Object
    // Fields
   protected String customerName;
   protected String acctID;
   protected double balance;
   // Three-parameter constructor
         public Account(String name, String id, double bal)
          setFields( name, id, bal );
         public void setFields( String s, String ss, double b )
          setCustomerName( s );
          setAccountID( ss );
          setBalance( b );
         public void setCustomerName(String s)
          customerName = s;
     public void setAccountID(String s)
          acctID = s;
        public void setBalance(double bal)
          balance = bal;
         public String getCustomerName()
        return customerName;
         public String getAccountID()
        return acctID;
         public double getBalance()
        return balance;
         public void printBalance()
     System.out.println("\nBalance: " + balance );      
         public String toString()
       return "\nCustomer: " + customerName + "  AcctID: " + acctID + "  Balance: " + balance;
    public void withdraw(double balance)
     balance=balance-balance;
    public void deposit(double balance)
          balance=balance +balance;
    // Display a menu and read selection from console
    private int accountMenu()
          String s =  "\n1 Deposit" +
                         "\n2 Withdraw" +
                         "\n3 Balance" +
                         "\n4 Print toString" +
                         "\n5 Quit\n\nSelect from menu:";
         return Console.readInt( s );
    // manipulate the account
    public void manipulate()
          int choice = accountMenu();
          while( choice != 5 )
               switch( choice )  {
                    case 1: deposit(balance);
                    String Dprompt=Console.readString("Choose 1 for savings and 2 for checking");
                         {if(Dprompt=="1")
                              SavingsAccount.deposit(balance);
                         else
                              CheckAccount.deposit(balance);
                    break;
                    case 2: withdraw(balance);
                    String Wprompt=Console.readString("Choose 1 for savings and 2 for checking");
                         {if(Wprompt=="1")
                              SavingsAccount.withdraw(balance);
                         else
                              CheckAccount.withdraw(balance);
                    break;
                    case 3: printBalance();
                    break;
                    case 4: System.out.println( toString() );
                    break;
                    case 5: return;
                    default: System.out.println("Select from menu.");
                    break;
               choice = accountMenu();
} // END OF CLASS
public SavingsAccount extends Account
     private double intRate;
     private int interest;
     public SavingsAccount(String a,String b,int c)
          super(a,b,c);
       public void deposit(double balance)
          double intDeposit=Console.readInt("Enter amount to deposit");     
          balance=balance+intDeposit;
          balance=balance+interest;
       public void addInterest()
     intRate=Console.readDouble("Enter interest rate:);
         double interest = super.getBalance() * intRate/100.0;
         super.deposit(interest);
}//end of savings
class CheckAccount extends Account
          private int transCount=0;
       private static final int Free_Transactions=5;
       private static final double Transaction_Fee=5.0;
     public CheckAccount(String a, String b, int c)
          super(a,b,c);
     public  void deposit(double amt)
            transCount++;
          super.deposit(amt);
     public void withdraw(double amt)
          transCount++;
          super.withdraw(amt);
          deductFees();
     public void deductFees()
          if (transCount>Free_Transactions)
               double fees=Transaction_Fee*(transCount-Free_Transactions);
               super.withdraw(fees);
             transCount=0;
}//end of checking
public class TestAccount
     public static void main( String[] args )
          Account [] accts = new Account [ 6 ];
          accts[0] = new Account( "Smith", "SMI00189", 1000 );
          accts[1] = new Account( "Brooks", "BRO00524", 2000 );
          accts[2]=new SavingsAccount("Millner","MIL5679", 3000);
          accts[3]=new SavingsAccount("Millner","MIL5699", 6000);
          accts[4]=new CheckAccount("Webber","WEb9612", 3000);
          accts[5]=new CheckAccount("Bibby","Bib1489", 5000);
          for( int i = 0; i < accts.length; i++ )
               accts.manipulate();
}     // end of class TestAccount
thanks

Answer 1

Updated code:
public class Account extends Object
    // Fields
   protected String customerName;
   protected String acctID;
   protected double balance;
      // Three-parameter constructor
      public Account(String name, String id, double bal)
          setFields( name, id, bal );
         public void setFields( String s, String ss, double b )
          setCustomerName( s );
          setAccountID( ss );
          setBalance( b );
         public void setCustomerName(String s)
          customerName = s;
     public void setAccountID(String s)
          acctID = s;
        public void setBalance(double bal)
          balance = bal;
         public String getCustomerName()
        return customerName;
         public String getAccountID()
        return acctID;
         public double getBalance()
        return balance;
         public void printBalance()
     System.out.println("\nBalance: " + balance );      
         public String toString()
       return "\nCustomer: " + customerName + "  AcctID: " + acctID + "  Balance: " + balance;
    public void withdraw()
     double witAmount=Console.readDouble("Enter amount to withdraw:");
          if(balance>witAmount)
               balance=balance-witAmount;
          else
               System.out.println("Insufficient Funds you only have "+balance+ "available");
                witAmount=Console.readDouble("Enter amount to withdraw");
               balance=balance-witAmount;
    public void deposit()
    {          double amtDeposit=Console.readDouble("Enter amount to deposit");
          balance+=amtDeposit;
    // Display a menu and read selection from console
    private int accountMenu()
          String s =  "\n1 Deposit" +
                   "\n2 Withdraw" +
                   "\n3 Balance" +
                   "\n4 Print toString" +
                   "\n5 Quit\n\nSelect from menu:";
             return Console.readInt( s );
    // manipulate the account
    public void manipulate()
          int choice = accountMenu();
          while( choice != 5 )
               switch( choice )  {
                    case 1: deposit();
                    break;
                    case 2: withdraw();
                    break;
                    case 3: printBalance();
                    break;
                    case 4: System.out.println( toString() );
                    break;
                    case 5: return;
                    default: System.out.println("Press enter to quit.");
                    break;
               choice = accountMenu();
} // END OF CLASS
public SavingsAccount extends Account
     private int intRate;
     private int interest;
     public SavingsAccount(String a,String b,double c)
          super(a,b,c);
          intRate=0.0;
       public double addInterest()
     intRate=Console.readDouble("Enter interest rate:");
         interest = super.getBalance() * intRate/100.0;
        super.deposit(interest);
}//End of savingsaccount
class CheckAccount extends Account
          private int transCount=0;
       private static final int Free_Transactions=5;
       private static final double Transaction_Fee=5.0;
     public CheckAccount(String a, String b, double c)
          super(a,b,c);
     public  void deposit()
            transCount++;
          super.deposit();
     public  void withdraw()
          transCount++;
          super.withdraw();
     public void deductFees()
          if (transCount>Free_Transactions)
               double fees=Transaction_Fee*(transCount-Free_Transactions);
               balance=balance-fees;
             transCount=0;
}//end of checking account
public class TestAccount
     public static void main( String[] args )
          Account [] accts = new Account [ 6 ];
          accts[0] = new Account( "Smith", "SMI00189", 1000 );
          accts[1] = new Account( "Brooks", "BRO00524", 2000 );
          accts[2]=new SavingsAccount("Millner","MIL5679", 3000);
          accts[3]=new SavingsAccount("Millner","MIL5699", 6000);
          accts[4]=new CheckAccount("Webber","WEb9612", 3000);
          accts[5]=new CheckAccount("Bibby","Bib1489", 5000);
          for( int i = 0; i < accts.length; i++ )
               accts.manipulate();
}     // end of class TestAccount
I'm still getting the two errors about wrong number of arguments
in constructor. I don't know why it keeps telling me this when I
only have 3 arguments in the SavingsAccount contstructor.
Any suggestions on how I can remedy this problem.
Thanks