5. Complete the following tasks: a. Design a class named CHECKINGACCOUNT that ho

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5. Complete the following tasks:

a. Design a class named CHECKINGACCOUNT that holds a checking account number, name of account holder, and balance. Include mthods to set values for each data field and a method that displays all the account information. Create the class diagram and write the pseudocode that defines the class.

b. Design an application that declares two CHECKINGACCOUNT objects and sets and displays their values

c. Design an application that declares an array of five CHECKINGACCOUNT objects. Prompt the user for data for each object, and then display all the values.

Explanation / Answer

Class Diagram: CheckingAccount
   accountNo:num
   name:string
   balance:num

   setAccountNo(no:num) : void
   setName(name:string) :void
   setBalance(balance:num):void
   dispay():void

Pseudocode for checkingAccount:

class CheckingAccount
   private num accountNo
   private string name
   private num balance

   public void setAccountNo(no:num)
   accountNo=no

   public void setName(name:string)
   this.name=name

   public void setBalance(balance:num)
   this.balance=balance

   public void dispay(CheckingAccount acct)
   print "Account Number: " ,acct.accountNo
   print "Account Holder Name: " ,acct.name
   print "Account Balance: " ,acct.balance

endClass

Question 2:

Start
   CheckingAccount account1
   CheckingAccount account2

   account1.setName("Raj")
   account1.setAccountNo(12345)
   account1.setBalance(20000)
   display(account1)

   account1.setName("Simran")
   account1.setAccountNo(12346)
   account1.setBalance(10000)
    display(account2)
end

Question 3:

Start
CheckingAccount account[5]

for(i=0;i<5;i++)
String name
int no
double bal
print "Enter account name"
input name
print "Enter accunt balance"
input bal
print "Enter account no"
input no
account[i].setName(name)
account[i].setBalance(bal)
account[i].setAcctNo(no)
   end for

     for(i=0;i<5;i++)
    display(account[i])
    end for

end

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