ATM model with Servlet and Cookies(class assignent)

i am struggling starting a class assignment. I am suppose to use and access database, a servlet and cookies. If i understand correctly the servlet will have the buttons and GUI? What would i use the cookies for? or how would i use cookies in such an application? Please help.
ty,
max

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Good luck,
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