Use the Java Class, Account.java, provided.

import java.util.Date;

public class Account {

private int id;

private double balance;

private Date dateCreated;

private static int nextId = 1;

public Account(double balance)

{

id = nextId;

this.balance = balance;

nextId++;

dateCreated = new Date();

}

public int getId()

{

return id;

}

public double getBalance()

{

return balance;

}

public Date getDateCreated()

{

return dateCreated;

}

public void withdraw( double amount )

{

balance -= amount;

}

public void deposit( double amount )

{

balance += amount;

}

public String toString()

{

return "Account ID: " + id +

" Balance: " + balance +

" Date Created " + dateCreated;

}

}

Write a Java Program that meets the following requirements:

Write a Java class, Bank

At the beginning of the program, include a comment with your name and a brief description of the program. Please include a short comment before each

The Bank class will have the following instance variables:

An Array of Account objects that can hold 20 Accounts named, bank.

An int variable, numberOfAccounts which indicates the number of Account objects in the account array

The Bank class will have the following constructor:

A default/noargs constructor:

It will create the Array of Account objects

Set the numberOfAccounts to zero

One accessor method:

public int getNumberOfAccounts() //returns the numberOfAccounts

The following methods:

public void addAccount (Account a)

Adds Account a to the Array of accounts

Adds 1 to the numberOfAccounts

public void addAccount(double initBalance)

Creates a new Account using initBalance

Adds the new Account to the Array of accounts

Adds 1 to the numberOfAccounts

public double getTotalBalance()

Returns the sum of the balance of all the Account objects in the Array of accounts

public Account getMaxBalance()

Returns the Account with the highest balance in the Array of accounts

A toString() method that returns a String representation of the Bank object in the format shown in the sample output below.

public String toString()

Write a test program, TestBank.java

Create a Bank object

In a loop, repeat 5 times:

Using a Scanner, prompt the user for the balance of an Account object.

Call the addAccount method of the Bank to add an Account object to the Array using the balance entered by the user. You can use either of the two addAccount methods of the Bank class to accomplish this.

At the end of the loop, print the Bank object.

Using the methods of the Bank class, print the following in the format shown in the sample running below:

The total balance of all accounts in the Bank using the

getTotalBalance() method of the Bank class

The Account with the highest balance in the array of Accounts using the

getMaxBalance() method of the Bank class.

The prompts and output should be formatted like the sample program running below.

Readability and indentation: Code should be easy to read and properly indented. Variable names should be descriptive.

Sample Program running

Enter a balance 100

Enter a balance 200

Enter a balance 300

Enter a balance 400

Enter a balance 500

The accounts in the Bank are:

Account ID: 1 Balance: 100.0 Date Created Sun Mar 20 10:18:17 EDT 2016

Account ID: 2 Balance: 200.0 Date Created Sun Mar 20 10:18:18 EDT 2016

Account ID: 3 Balance: 300.0 Date Created Sun Mar 20 10:18:19 EDT 2016

Account ID: 4 Balance: 400.0 Date Created Sun Mar 20 10:18:20 EDT 2016

Account ID: 5 Balance: 500.0 Date Created Sun Mar 20 10:18:22 EDT 2016

The total balance in the bank is 1500.0

The account with the highest balance in the bank is

Account ID: 5 Balance: 500.0 Date Created Sun Mar 20 10:18:22 EDT 2016