from accounts import BankAccount def balances(): print(' #### Balances of All Accounts#### ') total = 0 for i in range(len(my_accounts)): print("Name: ", my_accounts[i].name, "\tNumber: ", my_accounts[i].num, \ "\tBalance: ", my_accounts[i].bal) total = total + my_accounts[i].bal print("\t\t\t\t\tTotal: ", total) print(' #### Bank Accounts #### ') my_accounts = [] # add code for tasks here balances()

Modify testAccounts.py to: 1. Create an account "Savings", a/c number "100000-1", balance $1000 2. Create an account "Everyday", alc number "100000-2", balance $100 3. Add both accounts to the my_accounts list 4. Print the balances of the accounts 5. Deposit $100 into the Savings account 6. Withdraw $10 from the Everyday account 7. Withdraw $1000 from the Everyday account 8. Calculate and apply the interest on both accounts 9. Deduct (annual) fees from both accounts 10. Print the balances of the accounts 11. Add exception handling to withdraw() in accounts.py and around each withdrawal in testAccounts.py. Modify testAccounts.py to: 1. Create an account "Savings", a/c number "100000-1", balance $1000 2. Create an account "Everyday", alc number "100000-2", balance $100 3. Add both accounts to the my_accounts list 4. Print the balances of the accounts 5. Deposit $100 into the Savings account 6. Withdraw $10 from the Everyday account 7. Withdraw $1000 from the Everyday account 8. Calculate and apply the interest on both accounts 9. Deduct (annual) fees from both accounts 10. Print the balances of the accounts 11. Add exception handling to withdraw() in accounts.py and around each withdrawal in testAccounts.py