This could be a typical troll tactic: trawl up some old and dodgy code, post it here with a vague question, then see if people waste their time fixing it.
I am not so trusting of someone's intent. A banking system is a poor choice for an assignment these days anyway: there are probably thousands of examples of code on the web already, and some on this site too.
Alas, homework assignments of this character are never going away. What I think has likely happened, however, is that OP found an example of code online that closely matches the wording in their assignment, but the class OP is taking has not covered OO yet. OP does not want to relinquish code that so closely matches the desired outcome, even if that code is not suited to the OP's assignment structure.
I'm not a huge fan of sites that have, right at the front, spots where it is plainly written for students to cheat:
BANK
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
NAME: your name here
SCHOOL: your school here
As a professor, I would immediately fail you in my class and put your name to the academic dishonesty department for attempted plagiarism, which would likely get you booted from school.
OP could give us contact details of his/her academic supervisor so we can verify that it's all OP's own work and what appears to be a close resemblance to somebody else's work is nothing more than a mere coincidence.
I don't think I would be alone in committing large amounts of free time helping OP out if that certification eventuated.