Summary: Simon continues his exploration of the Java language... with sample code.

Into Java, Part II - MyBank.java

By: Simon Gronlund

The code of the class MyBank.java which takes use of the class BankAccount.

public class MyBank {     public static void main (String [] args) {         BankAccount john = new BankAccount("John");         BankAccount chris = new BankAccount("Chris", 1000);         System.out.print(john.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(john.balance());         System.out.print(chris.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(chris.balance());         john.deposit(500);         System.out.print(john.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(john.balance());         john.withdraw(600);         john.withdraw(500);         System.out.print(john.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(john.balance());         chris.name("Chris Wenham");         System.out.print(chris.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(chris.balance());         System.out.println(chris.name());         BankAccount simon = new BankAccount(125000);         System.out.print(simon.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(simon.balance());         simon.name("Simon");         System.out.print(simon.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(simon.balance());         simon.deposit(-1000);         simon.withdraw(-120000);         System.out.print(simon.toString() + ", balance: ");         System.out.println(simon.balance());     } }