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TMC1413 Introduction to Programming
Assignment 2
Due Date: 21st December 2011
Objectives:
- To demonstrate the ability of students to construct a console program that stores the user data in the array(s).
- To demonstrate the ability of students to use string functions in a console program.
- To demonstrate the ability of students to update the array data in a console program.
Problem Statement(s):
Using an ATM, customers can access their bank accounts in order to credit/debit cash and check their account balances. You have to write a C program to implement a simple ATM for 1000 customers. Initially you have to store the account number (int), password (6-digit int) and balance (float) for each customer using array(s). Then the program asks user to input account number and password. If the customer is valid then he/she would be permitted to credit/debit cash or check the balance. Finally, update the balance after each transaction. Remember that the balance cannot be negative. Also write the code to display user-friendly messages when it is needed. Use at least one array to implement it.
Deliverables:
- A bug-freed C console program (source code & exe file).
- A flow-chart or pseudocode for the program
- Hardcopy Program Code
Penalties:
- Any student caught plagiarizing will be penalized. The marks of the assignment will be averaged by the number of students copying the same code.
- Any student that submit later than the given due date will only receive 50% of the marks given.
- Assignment is to be submitted through Morpheus.
Marking Schemes:
- Completeness of Program (2%)
- Program able to receive input from user (2%)
- Correct implementation of searching/comparison (2%)
- Update balance data (2%)
- Display appropriate messages (2%)
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I know it's lame but still I wanna ask....
Can anyone help to solve this problem for me? Please?
*hoping for miracle*
1 comment:
so sorry i cant help u but hope everything will turn out good! :)
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