001_Classes_Java_Masterclass_Tim_Buchalka/Main.java at master · ridegjoe/001_Classes_Java_Masterclass_Tim_Buchalka

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package eu.rideg;

public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args) {

// TIM BUCHALKA'S JAVA MASTERCLASS CHALLENGE START

// This is a challenge, defined by Tim Buchalka

// This comment part of the code is a part of his Complete Java Master Course from www.udemy.com:

// https://www.udemy.com/java-the-complete-java-developer-course/

// I share the challenge text with his permission.

// CHALLENGE OF CLASSES

// Create a new class for a bank account

// Create fields for the account number, balance, customer name, email and phone number.

// Create getters and setters for each field

// Create two additional methods

// 1. To allow the customer to deposit funds (this should increment the balance field).

// 2. To allow the customer to withdraw funds. This should deduct from the balance field,

// but not allow the withdrawal to complete if their are insufficient funds.

// You will want to create various code in the Main class (the one created by IntelliJ) to

// confirm your code is working.

// Add some System.out.println's in the two methods above as well.

// TIM BUCHALKA'S JAVA MASTERCLASS CHALLENGE END

// The code with the solution is made by myself.

// Creating a new object based on BankAccount class

BankAccount joesBankAccount = new BankAccount();

// Defining fields

joesBankAccount.setAccount("1234-1234-1234-1234");

joesBankAccount.setBalance(1000);

joesBankAccount.setCustomerName("Joe");

joesBankAccount.setEmailAddress("joe@mail.com");

joesBankAccount.setPhoneNumber("123-45-678");

// testing method of deposit fund

joesBankAccount.depositFund(500);

joesBankAccount.depositFund(1000);

//testing method of withdraw fund

joesBankAccount.withdrawFund(1500);

joesBankAccount.withdrawFund(2000);

}

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