The Requirements: This will include a driver that tests a class namedAccount. This class has a member variable that is of classMoneyInCents. The .h and .cpp files forMoneyInCentsis attached to the assignment. There are three types of transaction: withdrawal, deposit, and show balance. All output will be collected in a text file. Class Member Variables: MoneyInCents balance; This will hold the balance of the account string holder; A string object containing the account holder's name Class Member Functions: constructors: Account(string accountHolder, MoneyInCents startingBalance); Account(); Note: an account cannot exist without a holder or an initial balance of at least 1 cent. The default constructor should protect against this. other member functions: Note: use the functions ofMoneyInCentsas appropriate. bool withdrawal(MoneyInCents); This function accepts a MoneyInCents value The function return false if anything goes wrong with the withdrawal Otherwise, it updates the balance and returns true bool deposit (MoneyInCents) This function accepts a MoneyInCents value The function return false if anything goes wrong with the deposit Otherwise, it updates the balance and returns true string convertAccount(); This function will convert the member variables into a display string Example: balance is 12345 and holder is John Smith Driver Program: Write a program that will test the class. The program should create an output file to collect the text output of the program. There should be a controlling nested loop structure to allow for multiple accounts with multiple transactions. Only the inner loop should be menu driven.For each account: Display initial account information or an error message (in which case there are no transactions) For each transaction: Display the type of transaction Call the transaction function Display the account information or an error message The submission to Blackboard will include three (3) program files, 1 Word file, and 1 text file (output) all uploaded to Blackboard separately ( NOT IN A ZIP FILE ) so that I can give you feedback directly in Blackboard: CS3_YourLastName.cpp Introductory comments should include Your name The title (Case Study Part 2) The date The purpose of the contents Clean indenting and white space as needed Separation comments to indicate the functions Commenting when necessary to explain structure or algorithm selection Account.h Introductory comments should include Your name The title (Case Study Part 2) The date The purpose of the contents Clean indenting and white space as needed Separation comments to indicate the functions Commenting when necessary to explain structure or algorithm selection Account.cpp Introductory comments should include Your name The title (Case Study Part 2) The date The purpose of the contents Clean indenting and white space as needed Separation comments to indicate the functions Commenting when necessary to explain structure or algorithm selection CS3_Console.docx Test data and expected results CS3_Output_YourLastName.txt The output from the testing Note: Do not include any Visual Studio files

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The Requirements:

This will include a driver that tests a class namedAccount. This class has a member variable that is of classMoneyInCents. The .h and .cpp files forMoneyInCentsis attached to the assignment. There are three types of transaction: withdrawal, deposit, and show balance. All output will be collected in a text file.

Class Member Variables:

MoneyInCents balance;

- This will hold the balance of the account

string holder;

- A string object containing the account holder's name

Class Member Functions:

constructors:

Account(string accountHolder, MoneyInCents startingBalance);

Account();

- Note: an account cannot exist without a holder or an initial balance of at least 1 cent. The default constructor should protect against this.

other member functions:

Note: use the functions ofMoneyInCentsas appropriate.

bool withdrawal(MoneyInCents);

- This function accepts a MoneyInCents value
- The function return false if anything goes wrong with the withdrawal
- Otherwise, it updates the balance and returns true

bool deposit (MoneyInCents)

- This function accepts a MoneyInCents value
- The function return false if anything goes wrong with the deposit
- Otherwise, it updates the balance and returns true

string convertAccount();

- This function will convert the member variables into a display string
- Example: balance is 12345 and holder is John Smith

Driver Program:

Write a program that will test the class.

The program should create an output file to collect the text output of the program.

There should be a controlling nested loop structure to allow for multiple accounts with multiple transactions. Only the inner loop should be menu driven.

For each account:

Display initial account information or an error message (in which case there are no transactions)

For each transaction:
- Display the type of transaction
- Call the transaction function
- Display the account information or an error message

The submission to Blackboard will include three (3) program files, 1 Word file, and 1 text file (output) all uploaded to Blackboard separately (
NOT IN A ZIP FILE
) so that I can give you feedback directly in Blackboard:

CS3_YourLastName.cpp
- Introductory comments should include
  - Your name
  - The title (Case Study Part 2)
  - The date
  - The purpose of the contents
- Clean indenting and white space as needed
- Separation comments to indicate the functions
- Commenting when necessary to explain structure or algorithm selection

Account.h
- Introductory comments should include
  - Your name
  - The title (Case Study Part 2)
  - The date
  - The purpose of the contents
- Clean indenting and white space as needed
- Separation comments to indicate the functions
- Commenting when necessary to explain structure or algorithm selection

Account.cpp
- Introductory comments should include
  - Your name
  - The title (Case Study Part 2)
  - The date
  - The purpose of the contents
- Clean indenting and white space as needed
- Separation comments to indicate the functions
- Commenting when necessary to explain structure or algorithm selection

CS3_Console.docx
- Test data and expected results

CS3_Output_YourLastName.txt
- The output from the testing

Note: Do not include any Visual Studio files

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Vikas answered on Dec 12 2022

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