void Run()
{
Customer cust1 = new Customer(1, "Max Tech Training");
cust1.Username = "******";
cust1.Password = "******";
cust1.Display();
Account acct1 = new Account("My First Account");
acct1.Id = 100;
acct1.Deposit(100.0);
acct1.Customer = cust1;
acct1.Display();
acct1.Withdraw(25.0);
acct1.Display();
acct1.Withdraw(1000.0);
acct1.Display();
acct1.Deposit(-300.0);
acct1.Display();
acct1.Withdraw(-500.0);
acct1.Display();
// transfer 25 from one to another
Account acct2 = new Account();
acct2.Id = 200;
acct2.Description = "My second account";
acct2.Customer = cust1;
acct2.Display();
acct1.Display();
acct2.Display();
acct1.Transfer(25.0, acct2);
acct1.Display();
acct2.Display();
// savings class
Savings sav1 = new Savings("My first savings account");
sav1.Id = 300;
sav1.Customer = cust1;
sav1.Deposit(500.00);
sav1.Withdraw(200.00);
sav1.Display();
sav1.intRate = .12;
sav1.PayInterest();
sav1.Display();
sav1.IsLocked = true;
try {
sav1.Deposit(10.00);
} catch (ApplicationException ex) {
System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(ex.Message);
}
double bal = acct1.Balance;
// produce monthly statement
cust1.MonthlyStatement();
}
void Run()
{
//The first Account made during this exercise, which is given the Name of "My Checking"
Account checking = new Account("My Checking");
//The second Account made, which is an Account, but needs to be called Savings, because it
//will use items from the Savings class, in addition to items from the Account class. As such,
//during the creation of "savings," two constructors are called, the one in Account that takes
//a string to give an Account a Name, and the one in Savings, that takes the Name, and the IntRate
//(the interest rate).
//When "savings" is created, we gave it the Name "My Savings," and the IntRate of "0.10"
Savings savings = new Savings("My Savings", 0.10);
//Time to test the code, let's add some money to the two accounts, and take some away from checking.
checking.Deposit(100.00);
checking.Withdraw(20.00);
savings.Deposit(350);
//Show the Number for the checking account, the Name, and its balance.
Console.WriteLine($"Account # {checking.GetNumber()}, Name: {checking.GetName()} has a balance of {checking.CheckBalance()}.");
Console.WriteLine($"Account # {savings.GetNumber()}, Name: {savings.GetName()} has a balance of {savings.CheckBalance()}.");
//Let's transfer some money from savings to checking.
savings.Transfer(340, checking);
//Time to add some interest to savings.
savings.PayMonthlyInterest();
//Creates a generic List, where each item is an "Account"
List <Account> myAccounts = new List <Account>();
myAccounts.Add(checking);
myAccounts.Add(savings);
//Goes through each item on the List, each being an Account, and calls the ToPrint method.
foreach (var account in myAccounts)
{
Console.WriteLine(account.ToPrint());
}
}
static void Main(string[] args) // operating enviroment looks for this method to start running the program
{
Account acct1 = new Account(); // using the Account type unboxing the Account type--when using class as type use this format
acct1.Id = 1;
acct1.Description = "My first checking account!!";
acct1.Balance = 0.0;
acct1.Owner = new Customer(100, "Greg Doud");
Console.WriteLine(acct1.ToPrint());
acct1.Deposit(5.00);
Console.WriteLine(acct1.ToPrint());
acct1.Deposit(-5);
Console.WriteLine(acct1.ToPrint());
acct1.Withdraw(5000.00);
Console.WriteLine(acct1.ToPrint());
Savings sav2 = new Savings();
sav2.Id = 2;
sav2.Description = " My first savings acct";
sav2.Balance = 0.0;
sav2.Owner = new Customer(101, "Lisa S");
sav2.IntRate = .12;
sav2.Deposit(1000.00);
Console.WriteLine(sav2.ToPrint());
Checking ck1 = new Checking();
ck1.Id = 77;
ck1.Description = "Another Checking";
ck1.Balance = 1200.00;
ck1.Owner = new Customer(102, "Marty B");
ck1.Deposit(2000);
Console.WriteLine(ck1.ToPrint());
Checking ck3 = new Checking();
ck3.Id = 3;
ck3.Description = "Another Checking";
ck3.Balance = 1200.00;
ck3.Owner = new Customer(102, "Nate B");
ck3.Deposit(2000);
Console.WriteLine(ck1.ToPrint());
Checking ck2 = new Checking();
ck2.Id = 400;
ck2.Description = "Another Checking";
ck2.Balance = 1200.00;
ck2.Owner = new Customer(103, "Nate B");
ck2.Deposit(2000);
Console.WriteLine(ck2.ToPrint());
Savings sav = new Savings();
sav.Id = 2;
sav.Description = " My first savings acct";
sav.Balance = 0.0;
sav.Owner = new Customer(108, "Nate B");
sav.IntRate = .12;
sav.Deposit(1000.00);
Account[] accounts = { sav, ck2, ck3 };
double GrandTotal = 0;
foreach (Account account in accounts)
{
double AcctBalance = account.GetBalance();
GrandTotal = GrandTotal + account.Balance;
Console.WriteLine(account.ToPrint());
}
Console.WriteLine("Grand total is " + GrandTotal.ToString());
Investment inv = new Investment();
inv.Deposit(1000.00);
Console.WriteLine();
Console.ReadLine();
}
