// CSE 142, Spring 2010, Marty Stepp
// This client program uses BankAccount objects.

public class Bank {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // construct two BankAccount objects
        BankAccount marty = new BankAccount();
        marty.name = "Marty Stepp";
        marty.balance = 1000000.00;
        marty.id = 12345;

        BankAccount benson = new BankAccount();
        benson.name = "Benson Limketkai";
        benson.balance = 2.00;
        benson.id = 99999;
        
        // make several deposits in an account (some valid, some invalid)
        marty.deposit(1000.00);
        marty.deposit(-20958.00);    // will fail (negative amount)
        // marty.balance = 0.00;     // pwned!
        
        // make several withdrawals from an account (some valid, some invalid)
        benson.withdraw(1.50);
        benson.withdraw(-1000.00);   // will fail (negative amount)
        benson.withdraw(1.00);       // will fail (not enough money)
        
        // test our toString method
        System.out.println(marty);
        System.out.println(benson);
    }
}