**C++ program** There are three main parts of the system: 1) Person, Student and

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**C++ program**

There are three main parts of the system:

1) Person, Student and Teacher objects, where Person needs to be declared as an abstract base class and Student & Teacher should be declared as derived class.

2) Bank Account containing the account holder

3) Bank transactions such as open an account, withdraw and deposit money

Main Menu: Main Menu consists of the following items:

1) Main Menu

2) Administrator Menu

3) Open Account

4) Close Account

5) Withdraw Money

6) Deposit Money

7) Display Account holder with maximum deposit

8) Exit

If user choose the Administrator menu then system will display another submenu, which will show the following submenu options:

1) Create Student Record

2) Display All Student Records

3) Display All Students by Last Name

4) Display Specific Student Record

5) Modify Student Record

6) Delete Student Record

7) Create Teacher Record

8) Display All Teacher Records

9) Display Specific Teacher Record

10) Modify Teacher Record

11) Delete Teacher Record

12) Return to Main Menu

N.B: The above requirements can be considered as a guideline for this project. You can provide more functionalities for the proposed system. However, the above features must be present to achieve full credits from this Term Project. All inputs must be considered and displayed a proper error message. You can create a simple console based project with the above menu, where the system will prompt the user to enter the corresponding number from the keyboard to execute an operation. e.g. user needs to enter 3 for opening a bank account, and make sure to include exception handling, sorting.

Explanation / Answer

The optional keywords public:, protected:, private: declare the protection status of the following members. They can be put in any order, and more than one of each may occur. If no protection status is given, then the members are public. (Private or protected members can be accessed only by methods or friends of the structure; explained in a later chapter).

Because it is not supported in C, it is uncommon to have structs in C++ using inheritances even though they are supported just like in classes. The more distinctive aspect is that structs can have two identities one is in reference to the type and another to the specific object. The public access label can sometimes be ignored since the default state of struct for member functions and fields is public.

Objects of type myStructType are declared using:

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