In: Computer Science
Write a program to simulate a bank transaction. There are two bank accounts: checking and savings. First, ask for the initial balances of the bank accounts; reject negative balances. Then ask for the transactions; options are deposit, withdrawal, and transfer. Then ask for the account; options are checking and savings. Then ask for the amount; reject transactions that overdraw an account. At the end, print the balances of both accounts. in if and else statments only in c++
c++ code
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main() {
double checking_balance,saving_balance,amount;
int transaction_option,account_type;
cout<<"bank transaction window\n\n";
cout<<"initial balance of the bank account(checking) :";
cin>>checking_balance;
if(checking_balance<0) // when user enter -ve balance
{
cout<<"-ve balance not accepted";
return main();
}
cout<<"initial balance of the bank account(saving) :";
cin>>saving_balance;
if(saving_balance<0) // when user enter -ve balance
{
cout<<"-ve balance not accepted";
return main();
}
cout<<"\n\nenter transaction :\n1.deposit \n2.withdrawal\n3.transfer\noption:";
cin>>transaction_option;
if(transaction_option>3 or transaction_option<1) // when user enter invalid number
{
cout<<"invalid transaction . enter 1 or 2 or 3\n";
return main();
}
cout<<"\n\nenter account :\n1.checking \n2.savings\noption:";
cin>>account_type;
if(account_type>2 or account_type<1) // when user enter invalid number
{
cout<<"invalid account type enter 1 or 2\n";
return main();
}
cout<<"\n\nenter amount :";
cin>>amount;
// deposit code = 1
if(transaction_option==1)
{
if(account_type==1) // if account type is checking
{
checking_balance=checking_balance+amount;
}
if(account_type==2) //if account type is saving
{
saving_balance=saving_balance+amount;
}
}
//withdrawal code = 2
if(transaction_option==2)
{
if(account_type==1 and (checking_balance-amount)>=0) // if account type is checking and not over drwing
{
checking_balance=checking_balance-amount;
}
else if(account_type==2 and (checking_balance-amount)>=0) // if account type is saving and not over drwing
{
saving_balance=saving_balance-amount;
}
else // when over drawing
{
cout<<"over draw , dont have enough balance\n";
return main();
}
}
if(transaction_option==3)
{
if(account_type==1 and (saving_balance- amount)>=0) //transaction checking account to saving, and not over drwing
{
cout<<"\ntransaction from checking account to saving account\n";
saving_balance=saving_balance+amount;
checking_balance=checking_balance-amount;
}
else if(account_type==2 and (checking_balance - amount)>=0) // transaction from saving to checking and not over drwing
{
cout<<"\ntransaction from saving account to to checking account \n ";
checking_balance=checking_balance+amount;
saving_balance=saving_balance-amount;
}
else
{
cout<<"over draw , dont have enough balance.\n";
return main();
}
}
cout<<"checking account balance = "<<checking_balance<<endl; //printing balance
cout<<"saving account balance = "<<saving_balance;
return 0;
}
output 1 -deposit
output 2 - withdrawal
output3 - transaction