Create an application composed of two classes: Driver and Account.

The Driver will be the starting point of the application and it will display a menu as shown below.

Menu

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$1.$ Deposit

$2.$ Withdraw

$3.$ Add Interest

$4.$ Display

$5.$ Exit

The main method within Driver also needs to instantiate an Account object from the Account class found within the c om$.$lionbank package.

When the end$-$user chooses to deposit, prompt for the amount and call the account object's deposit method $($passing in the deposit amount$).$ Be sure to update the balance within the object. The withdrawal operation is similar, but you must not allow overdrafts. Simply reject the transaction and return $0.$ The third option requires no input from the user. Instead, it will apply the Account's internal INTEREST$\_$RATE to the current balance. Display should use either the two "getters" or a toString method to display the internal state of the object.

You must be able to create an Account object with an id and initial balance or with the id only. You may use an id of $"123",$ initial balance of $$100$ and interest rate of $0\mathrm{.}10$ for the example below.

Here is an example run:

Menu

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$1.$ Deposit

$2.$ Withdraw

$3.$ Add Interest

$4.$ Display

$5.$ Exit

Enter Menu Selection: $1$

Amount to deposit: $100$

Enter Menu Selection: $2$

Amount to withdraw: $50$

Here is your money: $50\mathrm{.}0$

Enter Menu Selection: $3$

Interest applied.

Enter Menu Selection: $4$

$123$: Balance: $165\mathrm{.}0$

Enter Menu Selection: $5$

Goodbye!

Initially the balance was $$100,$ after the deposit and withdrawal it should be $$150.$ Apply the generous $10\%$ interest rate and the final balance should be $$165.$