C++ ATM; recoding help. (Visual Studio)

I have already posted this question on Chegg, but it seems like the code is too complicated than it supposed to be. ( This is just a beginners class so I do not need any of these libraries except #include and #include

I would like the code to be simpler. ( Like cin.ignore(numeric_limits::max(),' ');)

I'll post the code at the very bottom.

Also, this is the prompt we are using.

#include

#include

#include

# include

using namespace std;

//main function

int main() {

//variables to store users choices and amounts

char choice;

double with, depo, result, bal;

string accno;

//printing welcome message

cout

cout

cout

cout

//getting the account number from user

cout

getline(cin, accno);

//checking whether account number equals to shutdown keyword

if (accno == "shutdown") {

cout

return 0; //terminating the program

} else {

//if the account no is valid, then reading the balance from the user

cout

cin >> bal;

cin.ignore(numeric_limits::max(),' ');

//displaying the menu options

cout

cout

cout

cout

cin >> choice;

//reapetadily asking the user for correct choice

do{

cout

cin >> choice;

}while(choice != 'D' && choice != 'B' && choice != 'W');

}

if (choice == 'B') {

//Displaying the account details

cout

cout

cout

cout

cout

}

if (choice == 'D') {

//getting the user deposit amount and storing into account

cout

cin >> depo;

cout

cout

cout

cout

cout

cout

bal = bal + depo;

cout

}

if (choice == 'W') {

cout

cin >> with;

while (with > bal) {

cout

cout

cin >> with;

}

bal = bal - with;

//displaying the account info

cout

cout

cout

cout

cout

cout

cout

}

return 0;

}

Project 1: ATM Learning Objectives: Use of the following to solve a problem C++basic data types, variables, assignments, arithmetic -user input/output - decisions basic loops General Description Write a C++ program that simulates the function of an ATM machine. For each transaction, the program asks the user to enter their current account number and balance (unrealistic, but we don't know how to read data from files yet) displays a menu of transaction options - - asks the user to choose an option, forcing them to enter a correct option - depending on the option chosen, asks for more information performs the calculations for the transaction prints the calculated amounts as a "receipt". The program repeats the above steps continuously until the user enters shutdown for the account number. This is a signal for the ATM to shut down (end program)