So the assignment is as follows. Develop a new class called BankAccount. A bank account has the owner's name and balance. Be sure to include a constructor that allows the client to supply the owner's name and initial balance. A bank account needs - accessors for the name and balance, mutators for making deposits and withdrawals. I have the following code :
import java.util.Scanner;
public class BankAccount{
public static void main(String [] args){
Scanner reader = new Scanner(System.in);
double name;
double balance;
double deposit;
double withdrawl;
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I am having trouble with my if statements. I don't know how to link the number 1 & 2 keys to deposit and withdrawal actions. Plus I am supposed to have a while loop yet don't know how to implement this so that the while loop will ask the user if they would like to make another transaction after either depositing or withdrawing.
How to write a driver program, this my code I have :
import java.util.Date; public class myAccount { public static void main(String[] args) { //create an instance object of class Stock Account myAccount = new Account(012233445566, 20000.00, 0.045);
1. Create a bank file with at least 10 records that include an id#, balance, and last name 2. Create another file that will read these records and then create an array of Bank Account objects 3. Create checkboxes that allow the user to select how they want the data sorted 4. List the total number of accounts at the bottom of the GUI
I've created the file no problem that actually writes the ten records. I was able to have the files be read sequentially with System.out.println(), but I can't figure out how to convert these into an array of Bank Account objects and have them show up in a scroll pane. I tried using string builder and array builder, but I couldn't figure out how to turn them into components. I then tried making an Account class to have them be sorted with comparators, but I had the same problem of actually getting them into the scroll pane. Also, as soon as I added in those methods for the GUI, the while loop wouldn't display the array information in system.out.println. Here is my code for the GUI that doesn't display anything with println ...
I'm working on this weeks assignment and I've gotten stuck on passing information from one class to another. We are working with abstract classes this week, and the BankAccount class is the Abstract class that is extended by the CheckingAccount and the SavingsAccount classes. The Bank class is where the user inputs his/her information to process the commands. How can I work this to where the instructions are passed from the main in the Bank class to the different Account classes to actually perform the instructions?
BankAccount:
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package bankaccount; abstract class BankAccount { private final BankAccount acctID; private int acctBalance = 0; public BankAccount checking; public BankAccount savings;
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I can attach a PDF of the instructions if that will provide additional insight to this. I'm sure I'll ask additional questions as we go, but I'm trying to get this to work right and figure out what I'm doing wrong.
public class BankAccount { String name; int accountID; double balance; } public void setAcct ( String nam, double acctID)
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1. Create a class called BankAccount a. It will be a generic simple type of BankAccount
2. BankAccount will contain variables to store: a. the owner/owners of the account b. an account id c. it may contain other basic information (up to you)
3. BankAccount will contain methods that will allow you to: a. Set the account owners information b. Deposit money c. Withdraw money d. Set balances e. Print out transactions (think more like an atm each time an action is taken it gets printed)
4. BankAccount will contain its own main() a. At least 2 BankAccount objects will be created and ALL of their methods called .
When I try to print out the account Id for each account object, the id is always 1. But it should be 1,2,3,4,5....all the way to the number of the account generated.My question is am I missing something in the constructor or in the main method?? I am new to programming.The main method create an array of account objects and generate random balances into each account object.
import java.util.Scanner; public class Bank { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner userInput=new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Enter the number of accounts to generate: "); int numOfAccount=userInput.nextInt();
Develop the class “Account” to be used by a bank. The Account class should have a single instance variable “balance”. Remember that balance must be a floating point number. The required methods for the Account class are shown below.
The Account class “debit” method should return a Boolean and should not allow an overdraft. If a withdraw greater than the current balance is attempted, the function should immediately return “false” and do nothing else.
Develop a test class to thoroughly test all aspects of the Account class. DO NOT change the class name or instance variable name given or the required method names as detailed below.
Account 1 constructor with no parameters (default balance to 0) 1 constructor with a balance parameter setBalance method getBalance method credit method debit method
I have the test class done, I won't need to put that in till later. My main problem is I'm not sure how I'm going to be able to get debit and setBalance to work together with each other.
public class Account { protected double balance; // Constructor to initialize balance public Account( double amount ) { balance = amount;
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You can see I'm stressed out by not reading over my code. I already have the "Debit" in use, just have to change it. Which I did.
Write a java program that will ask a user to input grades until the user inputs the sentinel value -1. The program should test each input to determine whether 0<=grade<=100. If the grade entered is within this range, the program should print "Grade accepted;" if not, the program should print "Invalid input".
I have been struggling with this program for weeks. This program is supposed to take a user's inputted odd number and then print out all prime numbers lower than that number.
public class PrimeNumber { Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); int userNum; String neg;
I am trying to make a bank program that reads to .txt files, one that has the right format and one that has the wrong format. This is part of my problem I do not know how to do this. I also do not know why my code works if I input "account" rather than "account.txt" which is supposed to be the right thing.
Let me present my code that I have so far:
// File: BankAccount.java import java.util.Scanner; import java.io.IOException; public class BankAccount { private int accountNumber; private double balance;
I am writing a program that solves sudoku puzzles. It has a Swing GUI with a "solve" button. I have written an actionListener class with an actionPerformed method that is invoked when the user presses this button. It is the following:
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) { try { worker = new SudokuSolveWorker(); worker.addPropertyChangeListener(this); worker.execute(); SolveFrame sf = new SolveFrame(); } catch (Exception exc) { System.out.println(exc.getMessage()); exc.printStackTrace(); } }
The code creates a worker, a new instance of SudokuSolveWorker. The worker.execute() statement causes the doInBackground() method of this class to be called. This solves the Sudoku. A property change listener "picks up" the result:
As I wrote, this works without freezing up the user interface in the sense that the program seems unstable. However, the user interface does not respond to "commands" (mouse clicks) anymore until the worker thread has finished.
In the first code fragment I create an instance of SolveFrame which is an extension of a JFrame. It is a simple frame with a "cancel" button. It is drawn on the screen, even though it is called after the worker.execute() statement. I'd like the user to be able to click this "cancel" button, after which the solving of the sudoku puzzle should be stopped. However, since the program does not respond to mouse clicks anymore, the "cancel" button cannot be pressed.
So i'm just toying around with making a simple inventory system, and when i'm trying to get the user's input (first the ID number, then the item name, then the item price) it will take the ID number, output asking for the name (but not take any input for it) and then ask for the item's price. I'm really not sure why it's never happened to me before when getting user input.
This is the input part of my code:
public void getInfoAdd() { int id; String name; double price; System.out.print("Enter ID: "); id = sc.nextInt(); System.out.print("Enter item name:"); name = sc.nextLine(); System.out.print("Enter desired price: "); price = sc.nextInt(); addItem(id, name, price); }
And this is what it outputs:
Quote Enter ID: 2 Enter item name:Enter desired price: 40 Successfully added: 2 $40.0
Writing a program to take input from user. This input must be done with numbers only. If the input is a string I would like the program to loop and ask for input again.
double depositCheckingAmount; do { System.out.println("Please insert amount to deposit into checking.");
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As you can see my attempt is to use the ! expresssion incase the input does not equal a double. Is there another method I should be using?
I got one task from my manager, regarding browser back button, refresh button. He asks me the web application has to work like Banks site... means if I refresh or click on Back button(Browser's) then it has to throw the user out of session, I checked lot in internet. But I found like only disabling back button of disabling F5 keys like that. But he’s not accepting that.
How to approach for this? Can we throw the user out of session when he clicks on browser back button or refresh button. I think its possible . But i don't know how to implement.
In my account driver I am trying to get the user inputted account number to get the account by account number. In my code
System.out.println("Which Account number: "); int account = scan.nextInt(); ac.get(account-1);
This works if my accounts are numbered incrementally starting with one, I want it to match the inputted account number
System.out.println("Account number: "); int num = scan.nextInt();
I am thinking a for loop is probably needed. Here is my code:
public class AccountDriver { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); ArrayList<Account> ac = new ArrayList<>(); boolean more=true; boolean again=false;
I am new to Java an have to Create a program that keeps track of the following information input by the user: First Name, Last Name, Phone Number, and Age. Now - let's store this in a multidimensional array that will hold 10 of these contacts. So our multidimensional array will need to be 10 rows and 4 columns.You should be able to add and remove contacts in the array.
a. Assume that we have a list of employees' names of a company and their ages. Write a program that reads from the user several lines of input. Each line includes an employee's name and his/her age (as an integer). The program should calculate and print the following:
- The average age of all employees (rounded to 2 decimal places). - The oldest employee and his/her age.
Hints:
You could assume that the user will insert valid data and at least one employee. You could assume that the oldest employee is only one person. User could stop the program via entering the word "end" as an employee's name.
Sample Input and Output: In each line, insert an employee's name and his/her age To halt the program, insert "end" as an employee's name
Adam 30 Tom 41 Ted 45 Karl 30 end
The average age of all employees is 36.50.The oldest employee is Hisham whose age is 45
I had to write a program for class to request user input for base salary, number of years worked, and total sales. Then use the data to find out the employee's paycheck when including a bonus. I have a few issues with the code, as I have one bug, then it won't calculate anything. what I'm missing?
package chapterone; import java.util.Scanner; public class Examplelab { static Scanner console = new Scanner(System.in); public static void main(String[] args){ double baseSalary; double noOfServiceYears; double totalSales;
I'm playing with vectors for the first time... What I'm trying to do is to allow a user to input one or more integers and store them in a vector for manipulation later on in the program... Here's the portion of the program I'm working with:
Java Code:
package com.itse2317; import java.util.*; public class VectorTest { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
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My question is this: Is there any way to move from inputting integers to printing them, without entering a non-integer (for example, hitting enter)? I looked at the API for the Vector class, and either I'm not thinking about the problem the right way to be able to find an answer, or it's just not there.
I am writing a short quiz program, and when the user inputs their answer they hit the enter key (the are int). But the last question on my quiz is asking the user to they want to repeat the quiz, but when I run the program, it won't allow me to input any information. I can briefly remember my lecturer saying something about entering in a code after each int the user inputs but I can't remember what it was.
Here is a snippet of my code:
//Question 3 do{ System.out.println("Question 3- What Hollywood actor did Mila Kunis have a baby with recently?"); System.out.println( question3 + ".Ashton Kutcher 2.Bradly Cooper 3.Leonardo Dicaperio h.Get a hint"); answer3 = stdIn.nextInt(); if(answer3 != question3)
Ok so I have my program working for the most part. In this program I am supposed to take input from the user until they enter a negative number and that works, the problem is that it doesn't work if I enter a negative number on the first prompt. For example if I enter a 100 it would prompt me again and if I enter a negative number it would quit and give me the average, but if I enter a negative number the first time I am prompted the program just gives me an error. How do I fix that?
import java.util.List; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.Scanner; public class Application { public static void main(String [] args){ Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); List<Integer> grades;
I need to design, implement, and test a program to input and analyze a name. The program begins by retrieving a user input string from the keyboard. This string is intended to be the user's name. These are the errors we have to search analyze the user input for: No blanks between names firstName and lastName, Non-alphabetic characters in names, Less than two characters in first name, and Less than two characters in last name. Each of these errors must be thrown. All exceptions must be derived from a programmer-defined class called NameException. Each exception should use a detailed message to differentiate among the file types of errors.
This is the format of my NameException class, is the format itself correct? I will fill in the details of each exception I am just wondering if that is how I should set it up.
public class NameException extends Exception { private String firstName, lastName; public NoBlanksException(String firstName,String lastName) { } public NonAlphabeticalCharactersException(String firstName, String lastName) {
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I was told not to try and catch thrown errors in the main method, would I just create another method in the Driver class to take care of that then?
