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Java Bank Management System Design

The document outlines the design of a Bank Management System using core Java, featuring account creation, deposits, withdrawals, balance checks, and user management for up to 5 users. It includes interfaces and classes for bank operations, user details, and transaction handling, while employing exception handling and polymorphism. The system is menu-driven and utilizes a static array to store user accounts, ensuring a structured approach to banking functionalities.

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Java Bank Management System Design

The document outlines the design of a Bank Management System using core Java, featuring account creation, deposits, withdrawals, balance checks, and user management for up to 5 users. It includes interfaces and classes for bank operations, user details, and transaction handling, while employing exception handling and polymorphism. The system is menu-driven and utilizes a static array to store user accounts, ensuring a structured approach to banking functionalities.

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Design a Bank Management System using core Java with the following features and

requirements. The system should simulate the actions of a bank for up to 5 users

Press 1 to Create Account

Press 2 to Deposit Money

Press 3 to Withdraw Money

Press 4 to Check Balance

Press 5 to Exit

• Maximum number of users: 5


• Store users in a static array
• Each user has: Name, Account Number (auto-generated), Balance
• Start with ₹0 balance
• Use throw and throws to handle invalid inputs (e.g., withdraw more than
balance)
• Use finally to print a standard exit message after every transaction

1. BankInterface (Interface)

• Methods:

o void createAccount(String name, double initialDeposit)

o void deposit(double amount)

o void withdraw(double amount) throws Exception

o void displayDetails()

2. User (Abstract Class)

• Fields (Encapsulated with private access and getters/setters):

o String accountHolderName

o int accountNumber

o double balance

o static int userCount = 0

• Constructor:

o Initializes name, account number, and balance

o Increments static user count

• Abstract method:

o void displayDetails()
3. RegularAccount (Extends User, Implements BankInterface)

• Implements:

o createAccount(), deposit(), withdraw(), displayDetails()

• Override withdraw with try-catch for:

o Insufficient balance (throw new Exception)

• Adds: static final double MIN_BALANCE = 1000

4. PremiumAccount (Extends RegularAccount)

• Overridden withdraw():

o Allows withdrawal even below MIN_BALANCE but shows a warning.

• Additional method: getBonus()

5. BankManager

• Responsible for:

o Maintaining an array of User accounts (fixed size: 5)

o Tracking how many users have been added using [Link]

• Handles user input options:

o 1 → Create Account

o 2 → Deposit

o 3 → Withdraw

o 4 → Display Details

o 5 → Exit

• Has a method to fetch user by account number

• Uses polymorphism for handling both Regular and Premium accounts

6. TransactionUtils

• Class with static helper methods (like input validation, printing separator lines)

• Demonstrates static and utility-style design

7. BankAppMain
• Contains main() method

• While loop menu-driven program

• try-catch-finally block used around user interaction

• Input using Scanner

• Uses throws in method signatures where needed (e.g., withdraw())

----- Welcome to OOPS Bank -----

1. Create Account

2. Deposit

3. Withdraw

4. Check Balance

5. Exit.

Enter choice: 2

Enter Account Number: 1001

Enter Amount to Deposit: 2000

Deposit successful. New Balance: ₹7000

Transaction completed.

-----

Enter choice: 3

Enter Account Number: 1001

Enter Amount to Withdraw: 9000

Insufficient balance!

Transaction completed.

-----

Enter choice: 3

Enter Account Number: 1003

Enter Amount to Withdraw: 3000

Withdrawal successful. New Balance: ₹5000

Transaction completed.

-----
Enter choice: 4

Enter Account Number: 1005

Balance for Gokul (1005): ₹6000

Transaction completed.

Enter choice: 5

Thank you for banking with us!

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