Question

Write a C program to simulates a bank account using a C structure. First, define all required fields in a user account in a struct, which are: Account number Account type (D or C for Debit or Credit) Open month (1-12) Open day of month (1-31) Open year (1900-2022) Total deposit value (in US dollars) Second, create a new user account using the above structure with the following information (don't use scanf): Account number: 123421 Account type: D Open month: 10 Open day of month: 10 Open year: 2010 Total deposit value: 200 Third, increase the deposit value with by 500 dollars and then, print the structure. . Output example: Account number: 123421 Account type: Debit Open date: 10/10/2010 Total deposit value: 700

Answer 1

The program defines a C structure for a bank account, creates an account with specific details, increases the deposit, and prints the updated account information.

Step-by-step explanation:

To simulate a bank account using a C structure, we must first define the structure with all the required fields. This involves creating a struct with fields for account number, account type, open date (month, day, and year), and total deposit value. Subsequently, we will instantiate a new account with specific details, increase the total deposit value, and print the account information.

Here is a sample C program to achieve this:

#include
// Define the structure for the bank account
typedef struct {
int accountNumber;
char accountType;
int openMonth;
int openDay;
int openYear;
double totalDeposit;
} BankAccount;
int main() {
// Create a new user account
BankAccount userAccount = {123421, 'D', 10, 10, 2010, 200.0};

// Increase the deposit value by $500
userAccount.totalDeposit += 500;

// Print account details
printf("Account number: %d\\", userAccount.accountNumber);
printf("Account type: %s\\", (userAccount.accountType == 'D') ? "Debit" : "Credit");
printf("Open date: %02d/%02d/%04d\\", userAccount.openMonth, userAccount.openDay, userAccount.openYear);
printf("Total deposit value: $%.2f\\", userAccount.totalDeposit);
return 0;
}
Upon running this program, it outputs the details of the user account, having increased the deposit amount as requested.