Write a banking application where a user will enter their current balance and a transaction. The user will enter the amount to withdraw or deposit and the application will calculate their new balance. A deposit will be represented by a positive number and a withdrawal will be represented by a negative number, so do not ask them what kind of transaction they want! If the transaction causes them to be overdrawn charge a 25.00 overdraft fee. Output the following: previous Balance, amount deposited or withdrawn, the overdraft fee if applicable, and the new balance. Do not miss any of these outputs! When outputting the transaction type, include the type (withdraw or deposit) and amount. No SADITM is necessary! Example input: Please enter your current balance and the amount of your transaction, separated by a space: 100.50 -50.20 Example output: Your previous balance was $100.50 You performed a withdraw of $-50.20 Your new balance is $50.30 Note that this example does not cover all cases!

Write a banking application where a user will enter their current balance and a transaction. The user will enter the amount to withdraw or deposit and the application will calculate their new balance. A deposit will be represented by a positive number and a withdrawal will be represented by a negative number, so do not ask them what kind of transaction they want! If the transaction causes them to be overdrawn charge a 25.00 overdraft fee. Output the following: previous Balance, amount deposited or withdrawn, the overdraft fee if applicable, and the new balance. Do not miss any of these outputs! When outputting the transaction type, include the type (withdraw or deposit) and amount. No SADITM is necessary! Example input: Please enter your current balance and the amount of your transaction, separated by a space: 100.50 -50.20 Example output: Your previous balance was $100.50 You performed a withdraw of $-50.20 Your new balance is $50.30 Note that this example does not cover all cases!

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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