A simple command line app that simulates bank transactions.
The program is best run and built using Visual Studio. Input is processed through command line arguments passed through the "bank.exe" executable.
-a, --amount (Default: 0) The amount of the transaction -n, --date Specify a date for displaying the balance of an account (mm/dd/yyyy format) -d, --deposit Deposit money into an account -w, --withdraw Withdraw money from an account -c, --create Create a new account -t, --top Display the balances of the top 5 accounts with the highest balances -m, --bottom Display the balances of the bottom 5 accounts with the smallest balances -l, --list Display balances for all accounts -b, --balance Display the balance of an account -e, --euro (Default: False) Displays all balances in the Euro currency -s, --tests (Default: False) Run tests --help Display this help screen.
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Create a new account
bank --create
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Deposit $20 into account e2405331
bank --deposit e2405331 --amount 20
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List the balance of account e2405331 on 1/4/2015 in Euros
bank --balance e2405331 --euro --date 1/4/2015
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List the top 5 accounts with the highest balances
bank -t
This program has been successfully tested on Windows 8 running Visual Studio 2013 version "12.0.31101.00 Update 4"
and with the .NET runtime of "Version 4.5.51641". Additional packages managed by Nuget version "2.8.50926.663".
The solution file "Bank2010.sln" is set to be compatible with Visual Studio 2010 but has not been tested in that environment.
All user interface is dealt through the command line with the "bank.exe" executable. Each deposit and withdrawal is handled as a separate transaction with the final result of the action being stored as well as the account number and the exact time handled. Requests for a balance at a specific date are considered to be a request for the final balance of the last transaction that occurred on that day.