Active / Inactive Savings Account

This program asks the user for their starting balance, number of deposits, and number of withdrawals for a month

Now, if the number of withdrawals goes over 4, it has to include a service charge of 1.00 for every withdrawal that was more than 4 (This works fine so far)

The problem I am having is this:

The subclass part of this program is supposed to determine whether an account is below 25. If it is, it should make the account inactive, until the account is 25 or more. The subclass will have a method that will override the super's setWithdrawal mehtod to make sure that no withdrawals will be made until that balance is 25 or more.

Then the setDeposit method in the subclass will also override the super's setDeposit method and make sure that the account is not inactive before any deposits are made. If the account was determined to be inactive at that time and the deposits that were added make it jump to 25 or more, than the account should be changed to active and then be allowed to call the super's method to set the deposit.

So...the issue I am having is the subclass trying to determine whether the balance is under 25 before it calls the super's version of that method where it will allow the user to take money out and when making deposits where it will determine if the account was inactive first before make it active while the deposits raise to 25 or above.

Here is my super class:

// This is an abstract class that will be used for its child class BankAccount
public abstract class BankAccount {
private double balance; // To hold the account balance for the month
private int numDeposit; // To hold the number of deposits for the month
protected int numWithdrawal; // To hold the number of withdrawals for the month
private double annualIR; // To hold the annual interest rate for the month
protected double monthlyServCharge; // To hold any service charge for the month
private double monthlyInterest;

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