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Chapter 9, Problem 2P

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Modified code:

“Account.java”:

//Class Account

public class Account

{

    //Private variable

    private double balance;

    //Define a constructor

    public Account()

    {

        //Initialize the amount value

        balance = 0;

    }

    //Parameterized constructor

    public Account(double initialDeposit)

    {

        //Assign the value

        balance = initialDeposit;

    }

    //Function to get balance

    public double getBalance()

    {

        //Return the amount

        return balance;

    }

    //Function to deposit the amount

public double deposit(double amount) throws NegativeAmountException

    {

        //Check if amount is greater than 0

        if (amount > 0)

            //Add the value to the balance

            balance += amount;

        //Else

        Else

            //return -1;

            //Throw an exception

            throw new NegativeAmountException();

        //Return the balance

        return balance;

    }

    //Function definition to withdraw the amount

public double withdraw(double amount) throws InsufficentBalanceException, NegativeAmountException

    {

        //Check if amount is greater than balance

        if (amount > balance)

            //throw an exception

            throw new InsufficentBalanceException();

        //Check if amount is less than 0

        else if (amount < 0)

            //Throw an exception

            throw new NegativeAmountException();

        //Else

        else

            //Calculate the balance

            balance -= amount;

        //Return the balance amount

        return balance;

    }

    //Main method

    public static void main(String[] args)

    {

        //Create an object for the class

        Account a = new Account(10);

        //Try block

        try

        {

            //Deposit the value

            a...

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