help finishing program
Aug 5, 2011 at 10:33pm UTC
Under class SavingsAccount i have a variable called balance, under the main function i created a switch statement, and every time i choose to deposit into savings account it goes under balance. But what i am trying to do is be able to choose to deposit into savings account more than once. So if i choose deposit and place $100 as balance and then i want to choose deposit again and place
$50, how can i make it that the balance ends up to $150. Also if i want to make more deposits. Thanks.
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//Esteban Efigenio
//Assignment 10 Course Project
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
class BankAccount { //name of class
public :
double balance;
double withdrawal;
int MonthlyDepCount;
int MonthlyWdCount;
float AnnualIntRate;
double MonthlySvcCh;
double MonthlyIntRate;
double MonthlyInt;
BankAccount(){balance=0;}
~BankAccount(){};
virtual void withdraw ();
virtual void deposit();
virtual void calcInt();
virtual void monthlyProc(){
}
};
class savingsAccount: public BankAccount {
public :
savingsAccount(double balance=0){};
~savingsAccount(){};
void deposit()
{
MonthlyDepCount=0;
cout<<"Enter amount of money to deposit into Savings Account:" <<endl;
cin>>balance ;
if (balance>=25)
{Active==1;
MonthlyDepCount+=1;
}
else
{
cout<<"Account is Inactive" <<endl;
system("pause" );
}
}
void withdraw()
{
MonthlyWdCount=0;
cout<<"Enter amount of money to withdraw from Savings Account:" <<endl;
cin>>withdrawal;
if (withdrawal>balance || Active!=1)
{
cout<<"Not sufficient Funds" <<endl;
system("pause" );
}
else
{
balance-=withdrawal;
MonthlyWdCount+=1;
}
}
void monthlyProc()
{
MonthlySvcCh=0;
cout<<"Service Charges:\t" ;
if (MonthlyWdCount<4)
cout<<"0.0" ;
else (MonthlySvcCh==1+MonthlyWdCount);
{
cout<<MonthlySvcCh;
}
}
void calcInt()
{
float AnnualIntRate=.05;
balance=balance;
MonthlyIntRate = AnnualIntRate / 12;
MonthlyInt = balance * MonthlyIntRate;
double balance1 = balance + MonthlyInt;
cout<<"Ending Balance:\t" <<setprecision(2)<<fixed<<balance1<<endl;
}
protected :
enum Status
{
Active = 1,
Inactive
};
Status status;
};
class checkingAccount : public BankAccount {
public :
checkingAccount(double balance=0){};
~checkingAccount(){};
void deposit ()
{
MonthlyDepCount=0;
cout<<"Enter amount of money to deposit into Checking Account:" <<endl;
cin>>balance;
MonthlyDepCount+=1;
}
void withdraw ()
{
MonthlyWdCount=0;
if (balance<=0)
{
cout<<"You have no funds a service charge of $15.00 will be charged" <<endl;
balance-=15;
system("pause" );
}
else
cout<<"Enter amount of money to withdraw from Checking Account:" <<endl;
cin>>withdrawal;
MonthlyWdCount+=1;
}
void monthlyProc(){
MonthlyWdCount+=1;
if (balance<=0)
{
MonthlySvcCh=15;
cout<<"Service Charges:\t" ;
cout<<MonthlySvcCh;
balance-=MonthlySvcCh;
}
else
{
MonthlySvcCh=5+ .10;
cout<<"Service Charges:\t" ;
cout<<MonthlySvcCh;
double totWithdraw=withdrawal+MonthlySvcCh;
balance-=totWithdraw;
}
}
void calcInt()
{
if (balance<=0)
cout<<"Ending Balance:\t" <<setprecision(2)<<fixed<<"-15.00" <<endl;
else
{
float AnnualIntRate=.05;
balance=balance;
MonthlyIntRate = AnnualIntRate / 12;
MonthlyInt = balance * MonthlyIntRate;
double balance1 = balance + MonthlyInt;
cout<<"Ending Balance:\t" <<setprecision(2)<<fixed<<balance1<<endl;
}
}
protected :
double fees;
};
void BankAccount::withdraw () {}
void BankAccount::deposit () {}
void BankAccount::calcInt (void ) {
}
char choice;
void main()
{
BankAccount a;
savingsAccount sa;
checkingAccount ca;
cout<<"\n\n\n" ;
cout<<"*********WELCOME TO EFIGENIO'S BANK ACCOUNT SYSTEM***********" <<endl;
cout<<"\n\n" ;
char choice;
mainmenu:
cout<<" MAIN MENU" <<endl;
cout<<"" <<endl;
cout<<"" <<endl;
cout<<"\t\t1: Savings Account Deposit" <<endl;
cout<<"\t\t2: Checking Account Deposit" <<endl;
cout<<"\t\t3: Savings Account Withdrawal" <<endl;
cout<<"\t\t4: Checking Account Withdrawal" <<endl;
cout<<"\t\t5: Update and Display Statistics:" <<endl;
cout<<"\t\t6: EXIT:" <<endl;
cout<<"Make Selection using the numbers (1-6)" <<endl;
cin>>choice;
{
{
switch (choice)
{
case '1' :
sa.deposit();
goto mainmenu;
case '2' :
ca.deposit();
goto mainmenu;
case '3' :
sa.withdraw();
goto mainmenu;
case '4' :
ca.withdraw();
goto mainmenu;
case '5' :
cout<<"SAVINGS ACCOUNT MONTHLY STATISTICS:" <<endl;
cout<<"Withdrawals:\t" <<sa.MonthlyWdCount<<endl;
cout<<"Deposits:\t" <<sa.MonthlyDepCount<<endl;
sa.monthlyProc();
cout<<endl;
sa.calcInt();
system("pause" );
cout<<endl;
cout<<"CHECKING ACCOUNT MONTHLY STATISTICS:" <<endl;
cout<<"Withdrawals:\t" <<ca.MonthlyWdCount<< endl;
cout<<"Deposits:\t" <<ca.MonthlyDepCount<<endl;
ca.monthlyProc();
cout<<endl;
ca.calcInt();
system("pause" );
case '6' :
default :
cout<<"Invalid menu item...Please re-enter your choice" <<endl;
break ;
system("pause" );
}
}
}
cout<<endl;
}
Aug 5, 2011 at 10:49pm UTC
This should be obvious no? store input in a temporary variable, then add that to your balance..
Aug 5, 2011 at 10:56pm UTC
This code overwrites the previous balance:
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cout<<"Enter amount of money to deposit into Savings Account:" <<endl;
cin>>balance ;
What you should do instead is read in the new deposit, and then add that deposit to the balance:
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double newDeposit;
cout<<"Enter amount of money to deposit into Savings Account:" <<endl;
cin>>newDeposit;
...
balance += newDeposit;
Also if i want to make more deposits
Simply calling
sa.deposit();
should let you do the next deposit.
Also,
goto
has been deprecated since you can always use loops to do the same thing.
Consider using this instead of
goto
:
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bool finished = false ;
do
{
char choice;
cout<<" MAIN MENU" <<endl;
... //rest of main menu goes here
cin>>choice;
switch (choice)
{
case '1' :
sa.deposit();
break ; //no need for goto, let the loop handle it
case '2' :
ca.deposit();
break ; //no need for goto, let the loop handle it
... //other cases
case '6' :
finished = true ;
break ;
default :
... //default case
}
} while (!finished);
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