Account
-balance: double
+getBalance(): double
+charge(sale: double): void
+makePayment(payment: double) : void
+printStatement(): void
+Account()
a. Use the class above to write a few lines of code that will create a new
account, with a zero balance (this is what the default constructor will do).
b. Charge three sales to your account created in a) for $25.13, $43.98, and
$5.00.
c. Make a $50 payment to your account in a).
d. Print out a statement for your account in a) if the account has a balance of
over $1.
More Java help please.?
do it yourself. And shame on people who just post code for people who want someone else to do their homework. Show some honor.
Reply:OK, I'll do it for you because I don't have anything better to do, but I want you to read and understand the code:
class Account
{
double balance;
double getBalance()
{
return balance;
}
void charge (double sale)
{
balance=balance+sale;
}
void makePayment(double payment)
{
balance=balance-payment;
}
void printStatement()
{
System.out.println("STATEMENT:
\n*balance="+
balance+"\n---------------");
}
Account()
{
balance=0;
}
}
public class BalanceAccount
{
public static void main(String [] args)
{
Account Acc=new Account();
Acc.charge(25.13);
Acc.charge(43.98);
Acc.charge( 5.00);
Acc.makePayment(50);
if(Acc.getBalance()%26gt;1)
Acc.printStatement();
else
System.out.println("
balance%26lt;=1");
}
}
Reply:first one's free... all orders for homework help are $39.99 per answer...
Try reading through the book some, might help understand basics of Java like: void, constructor or even double. Then doing it yourself would be quick n easy.
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