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Assignment A:
Develop a banking system using object-oriented programming. The system will have a bank object, and customer objects.
The details of the classes and their operations are as shown below:
Classes Required:
1. Class Bank (startup class)
2. Class Customer
3. Class FixCustomer and Class SavingCustomer
Details of each class:
Class Bank:
Attributes - Information about the customer:
     a. Total number of customers registered (i.e. use an array to hold an array of customer objects)
Behaviour - Bank's operations:
     a. Show Customer's balance
     b. Calculate & show Customer's interest
     c. Update customer's balance (e.g. after withdraw or deposit)
This is the startup class. Create an interface that allows a potential customer to register. Also, an interface for registered user to access his/her account.
Class Customer:
Attributes - Information about a customer:
     a. Customer Name
     b. Customer Account number
     c. Customer Address
     d. Customer Phone Number
     e. Customer Job
     f. Customer Balance
Behaviour - Customer's actions:
     a. Check account information (e.g. Balance )
     b. Withdraw
     c. Deposit
     d. Transfer (i.e. transferring credits from one user account to another)
*Interest value for saving-account (Interest 5%), and fix-account (Interest 7%). These different interest values are declared in the SavingCustomer and FixCustomer classes.
Assignment B:
Draw the design of your system in UML diagrams - Class and state diagrams
Explain and discuss about the design and implementation. You are also required to use flow-charts to document your codings.
The deliverable:
A report consisting of 10 to 20 pages. In the report, you must include:
     1.     Your UML diagrams. Class and state diagrams
     2.     Your program codes. (submit your codes in softcopy as well, in a disk)
     3.     Screen capture of all your user-interfaces.
     4.     Documentation from assignment B
     5.     Dateline: week 9

Answer 1

What is the question?Hehe, i think the question is: "What's the code?"