This bank account should all a user to do the following:
Your Python program should be created in one file called BankAccount.py.
Define a BankAccount class.
A bank account should have the following attributes:
full_name - the full name of the bank account account owner. account_number - randomly generated 8 digit number, unique per account. routing_number - 9 digit number, this number is the same for all accounts. balance - the balance of money in the account, should start at 0. Then define the following methods for the BankAccount class:
The deposit method will take one parameter amount and will add amount to the balance. Also, it will print the message: “Amount Deposited: $X.XX”
The withdraw method will take one parameter amount and will subtract amount from the balance. Also, it will print a message, like “Amount Withdrawn: $X.XX”. If the user tries to withdraw an amount that is greater than the current balance, print ”Insufficient funds.” and charge them with an overdraft fee of $10.
The get_balance method will print a user-friendly message with the account balance and then also return the current balance of the account.
The add_interest method adds interest to the users balance. The annual interest rate is 1% (i.e. 0.083% per month). Thus, the monthly interest is calculated by the following equation: interest = balance * 0.00083 .
The print_receipt method prints a receipt with the account name, account number, and balance like this:
Elon Musk Account No.: ****5678 Routing No.: 98765432 Balance: $100.00 Outside of the BankAccount class, define 3 different bank account examples using the BankAccount() object.
Your examples should show you using the different methods above to demonstrate them working.