Goal1: Finish the BankAcct class.

• Complete these methods:
  • The constructor sets the account number and balance
  • Accessors: getBalance and getAcctNo
  • Mutators: deposit and withdraw
• Run the TestBankAcct main method to be sure your bank account works

Goal2: Finish the CheckAcct class.

• The only thing that is different is that the withdraw method withdraws an additional 50 cents for each withdrawal transaction.
• A subclass should have its own constructor, even if all it does is call the superclass constructor
• Run TestCheckAcct to check your code.

Goal3: Finish the SavAcct class.

• A savings account has 2 additional variables: interest rate and low balance, these must be initialized in the constructor in addition to the 2 bank account variables. Low balance is the lowest balance for the current period. Initially lowbal = bal.
• When withdrawing from a savings account, the balance cannot fall below 0. If the customer attempts to withdraw too much, only the allowable amount is withdrawn. Each time a withdrawal is made, the method checks to see if this is the lowest balance, if so, the low balance is saved in the lowbal variable.
• A savings account has an additional method: addInt to add interest. Muliply the interest rate * lowbal and deposit that amount in the account. This is the end of the current period. Set lowbal equal to the current balance for the start of the new period.
• Run TestSavAcct to test your savings account code.

Goal4: Complete the implementation of the MMAcct class.

• Which methods need to be implemented?

• Create your own test for your MMAcct class:

• Test #1:
• Create a Money Market account with account number “B2345”, initial balance 5000.00 dollars, and interest rate 0.02.
• Withdraw 1000.00 dollars.
• Deposit 50.00 dollars.
• Add interest.
• Print out the account number and balance (the balance should be 4130.00 dollars)

• Test #2:
• Create a Money Market account with account number “B2345”, initial balance 3000.00 dollars, and interest rate 0.02.
• Withdraw 1000.00 dollars.
• Deposit 80.00 dollars.
• Add interest.
• Print out the account number and balance (the balance should be 2120.00 dollars.)