In Class Exercise - Banking

Specifications:

You work for a bank. The management has asked you to write a program to keep track of their accounts. The program is to satisfy the following conditions:

There are two types of accounts:

1. Checking

2. Savings.

General Conditions:

1. Every customer must maintain a minimum balance.

2. Minimum balance for savings is: $1,000 and minimum balance for checking is $500.

3. If the balance falls below minimum balance, then there is a $10.00 service charge for savings accounts and $15.00 for checking accounts.

4. If the balance at the end of the month is at least the minimum balance, each account receives the following interest:

   1. Savings accounts receive 4% interest.

   2. Checking accounts with balances of up to $5,000 more than the minimum balance will receive 3% interest, and otherwise they receive 5% interest.

Input:

1. Customer Account Number

2. Type of Account (s or c)

3. Current balance

Output:

1. Customer Account Number

2. Account Type

3. Current Balance

4. Message about Charges and Interest

5. Closing Balance

 Note:  Using the information above, create a sample input and a sample output screen.

Question: Is there sufficient sample data in the table below to test all of the program's conditions? If not, what should be added?

Sample data:

Open table as spreadsheet

Account Number	Account Type	Account Balance
46728	s	$2700.00
87324	c	$7689.00
79873	s	$800.00
89832	c	$3000.00
98322	c	$250.00

Design:

 Note:  Using the information above, try to create a structure chart and matching pseudo code. After you have done this, compare your documents with the pseudo code below:

• pc_banking

 Note:  Take the pseudo code above and create a structure chart to match it.

Coding Phase:

 Note:  Once you have created both the pseudo code and the structure chart, use these two documents and write the C++ code which would match it.