Define loop step ba. Make a simple checkbook balancer that would input a sequence of deposits (positive floating-point values) and issuances (negative floating-point values) terminated by a 0. It would outputthe transaction type, the amount and the running balance for each entry. Assume the initialbalance of 0. Ensure that the issued check won't bounce!For example:Input Result1000 Transaction: Deposit-5000Amount entered: 1000.00Remaining balance: 1000.000Transaction: IssuanceAmount entered: 500.00Remaining balance: 500.001000-500 Amount entered: 1000.00-800 Remaining balance: 1000.00Transaction: Issuance500Transaction: DepositAmount entered: 500.00Remaining balance: 500.00Check will bounce!Transaction: DepositAmount entered: 500.00Remaining balance: 1000.00

Make a simple checkbook balancer that would input a sequence of deposits (positive floating- point values) and issuances (negative floating-point values) terminated by a 0. It would output the transaction type, the amount and the running balance for each entry. Assume the initial balance of 0. Ensure that the issued check won't bounce! For example: Input Result 1000 Transaction: Deposit -500 0 1000 -500 -800 500 0 Amount entered: 1000.00 Remaining balance: 1000.00 Transaction: Issuance Amount entered: 500.00 Remaining balance: 500.00 Transaction: Deposit Amount entered: 1000.00 Remaining balance: 1000.00 Transaction: Issuance Amount entered: 500.00 Remaining balance: 500.00 Check will bounce! Transaction: Deposit Amount entered: 500.00 Remaining balance: 1000.00

Make a simple checkbook balancer that would input a sequence of deposits (positive floating- point values) and issuances (negative floating-point values) terminated by a 0. It would output the transaction type, the amount and the running balance for each entry. Assume the initial balance of 0. Ensure that the issued check won't bounce! For example: Input Result 1000 Transaction: Deposit -500 0 1000 -500 -800 500 0 Amount entered: 1000.00 Remaining balance: 1000.00 Transaction: Issuance Amount entered: 500.00 Remaining balance: 500.00 Transaction: Deposit Amount entered: 1000.00 Remaining balance: 1000.00 Transaction: Issuance Amount entered: 500.00 Remaining balance: 500.00 Check will bounce! Transaction: Deposit Amount entered: 500.00 Remaining balance: 1000.00

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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