Each quarter, the ABC bank must make the state of client accounts it manages. In order to facilitate its task, ABC is speaking to you to produce an account management system.

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PROJECT: SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT OF BANK ACCOUNTS

Each quarter, the ABC bank must make the state of client accounts it manages. In order to facilitate its task, ABC is speaking to you to produce an account management system. In addition, in order to facilitate the integration of the new system with the bank's exiting applications, the bank requires the system to be implemented in C++.

The existing client accounts information is contained in a text file named clients.txt that is structured as follows:

• account Id (integer, length 5),

• account type (integer, 2),

• date of last update (integer, 6),

• balance (double, 8 with 2 digits after the decimal point),

• number of years (integer, 2), for deposits and loans (value of 00 to be ignored for other account types),

• ooan rate (double, 5 with 2 after the decimal point), (00.00 for other types of accounts).

• customer name (alphanumeric).

All customer transactions are saved in a transact.txt file whose structure is as follows:

• account Id (integer, 5),

• account type (integer, 2),

• date of the transaction (integer, 6),

• transaction code (integer, 2),

• amount (double, 6 with 2 digits after the decimal point).

The type of account is the different types of accounts that a customer can hold with the bank:

• 01 for a checking account,

• 02 for a savings account,

• 03 for a term deposit,

• 04 for a

The transaction code represents one of the following operations:

• 01 deposit, is done on all types of account (note that a deposit on a loan is in fact a refund),

• 02 withdrawal, is done on the first two types,

• 03 check, only possible on the first type,

In addition:

• A 50 cent ($ 0.50) fee is applied for each withdrawal on a checking or savings account.

• Deposit or refund transactions are free of

• At the balance sheet date, the deposit accounts are enhanced by an annual rate (identical for all accounts).

• To simplify, the total amount to be paid for a loan is calculated from the creation and is equal to the amount read from the txt file increases the loan rate over the specified number of years.

On the other hand, the following transactions are considered invalid:

• Withdrawal of a term deposit or

• Issuing a check for a savings

• Withdrawal or check amount greater than the amount available in the

REQUIRED WORK

 Complete the given program "BankABC.h" and "BankABC.cpp" by designing and adding them in .h, and cpp.

 Note : The main function is given for the project.

//* Goal: Sort a list of bank accounts in ascending order of numbers                       

//* Note: This sort leaves the last count (of number 0) of the list at its position        

//* to ensure the later tests of the end of the list!!!                                                          

//* Inputs: listAccount (BankAccount *), a list of bank accounts.                               

//* Outputs: listAccount (BankAccount *), the list of bank accounts sorted.            

//* void sortAccounts(BankAccount **listAccount);

 

//* Goal: This function reads the file "clients.txt" and builds an array containing   

//* thedifferent bank accounts of customers.                                                                  

//* Inputs: Nothing                                                                                                              

//* Outputs: listAccount (BankAccount *), the list of bank accountsread                  *

//* fromthe file "clients.txt".                                                                                                 

//BankAccount ** readAccounts();

//* Goal: This function is used to read the file "transact.txt" and to update               

//* the accounts concerned by the read transitions.                                                     

//* Entries: listAccount (BankAccount *), the list of bank accounts.                          

//* Outputs: Nothing.                                                                                                         

// void updateAccounts(BankAccount **listAccount);

 

 

 

//* Goal: This function displays the list of bank accounts for all customers.            

//* Inputs: listAccount (BankAccount *), the list of bank accounts.                           

//* Outputs: Nothing                                                                                                           

/ void displayAccounts(BankAccount **listAccount);

 

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