bankAccount extended

Create from scratch or modify week 1 bankAccount class. The class should define and implement the following data and methods:

bankAccount
Data accountNumber balance	Methods setAccountNumber getAccountNumber getBalance withdraw deposit print
Constructor: sets account number sets account balance

Derive class checkingAccount from base class bankAccount. The checkingAccount class should define and implement the following data and methods:

checkingAccount
Data interestRate minimumBalance serviceCharge	Methods getMinimumBalance setMinimumBalance getInterestRate setInterestRate getServiceCharge setServiceCharge postInterest writeCheck withdraw print
Constructor: sets account number sets account balance sets minimum balance set interest rate sets service charge amount
NOTES: postInterest takes the interest amount based off of the total balance and adds it to the balance (balance + balance * interestRate) writeCheck calls withdraw withdraw checks to make sure there is enough money in the account first and reports a warning if not. If there is enough money to make the withdraw, it then checks to see if the balance will go below the minimum amount after the withdraw. If so, it checks to see if the balance will go below zero after the withdraw and the service charge is applied. Should this occur an error is reported. If not, the balance is adjusted to reflect the withdraw and the service charge applied.

Derive class savingsAccount from base class bankAccount. The savingsAccount class should define and implement the following data and methods:

savingsAccount
Data interestRate	Methods getInterestRate setInterestRate withdraw postInterest print
Constructor: sets account number sets account balance set interest rate
NOTES: Withdraw checks to make sure there is enough money before altering the balance. If not, a warning message is printed and the balance remains unchanged.

Create a main program to test the class as follows. Use hard coded data (do not prompt the user for data, just make up values). Perform these steps in order:

1. create 2 checking accounts and 2 savings accounts
2. deposit money in each
3. post interest in each
4. print details of each
5. write checks in the checking accounts
6. withdraw from the savings accounts
7. print details of each

You may use the following main program to test your classes if you wish:

#include

#include

#include "savingsAccount.h"

#include "checkingAccount.h"

using namespace std;

int main()

{

int accountNumber = 1000;

checkingAccount jackAccount(accountNumber++,1000);

checkingAccount lisaAccount(accountNumber++, 450);

savingsAccount samirAccount(accountNumber++, 9300);

savingsAccount ritaAccount(accountNumber++, 32);

jackAccount.deposit(1000);

lisaAccount.deposit(2300);

samirAccount.deposit(800);

ritaAccount.deposit(500);

jackAccount.postInterest();

lisaAccount.postInterest();

samirAccount.postInterest();

ritaAccount.postInterest();

cout << "***********************************" << endl;

jackAccount.print();

lisaAccount.print();

samirAccount.print();

ritaAccount.print();

cout << "***********************************" << endl << endl;

jackAccount.writeCheck(250);

lisaAccount.writeCheck(350);

samirAccount.withdraw(120);

ritaAccount.withdraw(290);

cout << "********After withdrawals ***************" << endl;

jackAccount.print();

lisaAccount.print();

samirAccount.print();

ritaAccount.print();

cout << "***********************************" << endl << endl;

return 0;

}

Implementation Requirements

You will create seven files for this assignment:

• bankAccount.h (base class definition)
• bankAccount.cpp (base class implementation)
• checkingAccount.h (checkingAccount definition)
• checkingAccount.cpp (checkingAccount implementation)
• savingsAccount.h (savingsAccount definition)
• savingsAccount.cpp (savingsAccount implementation)
• bankAccountTest.cpp (test file for your bankAccount class)

Interest Rate: 0.08%

Minimum Balance:$25