Exercise 1: Give a C++ class declaration called SavingsAccount with the following information: Operations (Member Functions) 1. Open account (with an initial deposit). This is called to put initial values in dollars and cents. 2. Make a deposit. A function that will add value to dollars and cents 3. Make a withdrawal. A function that will subtract values from dollars and cents. 4. Show current balance. A function that will print dollars and cents. Data (Member Data) 1. dollars 2. cents Give the implementation code for all the member functions. NOTE: You must perform normalization on cents. This means that if cents is 100 or more, it must increment dollars by the appropriate amount. Example: if cents is 234, then dollars must be increased by 2 and cents reduced to 34. Write code that will create an object called bank1. The code will then initially place $200.50 in the account. The code will deposit $40.50 and then withdraw $100.98. It will print out the final value of dollars and cents. The following output should be produced: Dollars = 140 Cents = 2. Change the program to allow the user to input the initial values, deposit and withdrawal. Example: ******Photo********* Replace the initial member function by two constructors. One constructor is the default constructor that sets both dollars and cents to 0. The other constructor has 2 parameters that set dollars and cents to the indicated values. Have the code generate two objects: bank1 (which has its values set during definition by the user) and bank2 that uses the default constructor. Have the code input deposits and withdrawals for both bank1 and bank2.
Exercise 1: Give a C++ class declaration called SavingsAccount with the following information:
Operations (Member Functions)
1. Open account (with an initial deposit). This is called to put initial values in
dollars and cents.
2. Make a deposit. A function that will add value to dollars and cents
3. Make a withdrawal. A function that will subtract values from dollars and cents.
4. Show current balance. A function that will print dollars and cents.
Data (Member Data) 1. dollars
2. cents
Give the implementation code for all the member functions.
NOTE: You must perform normalization on cents. This means that if cents
is 100 or more, it must increment dollars by the appropriate amount. Example: if cents is 234, then dollars must be increased by 2 and cents reduced to 34.
Write code that will create an object called bank1. The code will then initially place $200.50 in the account. The code will deposit $40.50 and then withdraw $100.98. It will print out the final value of dollars and cents.
The following output should be produced:
Dollars = 140 Cents = 2.
Change the program to allow the user to input the initial values, deposit and withdrawal.
Replace the initial member function by two constructors. One constructor is the default constructor that sets both dollars and cents to 0. The other constructor has 2 parameters that set dollars and cents to the indicated values.
Have the code generate two objects: bank1 (which has its values set during definition by the user) and bank2 that uses the default constructor. Have the code input deposits and withdrawals for both bank1 and bank2.
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