7. Write a Java Program to implement the bank operation using Multiple Inheritance (Bank Interface, Customer & Account classes). a) Crete an Interface Bank having data members like rate of interest, no of years and use method show () b) Crete a class Customer with the data members customer name, customer_id and method display() c) Create another class Account having data members account_no, account balance and method interest () which Extends the Customer class and implemented Bank interface. Write the tester class with the name Account details. Pass the Customer Name, ID, Account Number and Balance through main method. Display the Rate of interest for 3 years @ 12% and display the output as given below Customer Name XYZ Customer Id=12345678 Account No. 9876543 Account Balance 5000.0 Interest 1800.0

7. Write a Java Program to implement the bank operation using Multiple Inheritance (Bank Interface, Customer & Account classes). a) Crete an Interface Bank having data members like rate of interest, no of years and use method show () b) Crete a class Customer with the data members customer name, customer_id and method display() c) Create another class Account having data members account_no, account balance and method interest () which Extends the Customer class and implemented Bank interface. Write the tester class with the name Account details. Pass the Customer Name, ID, Account Number and Balance through main method. Display the Rate of interest for 3 years @ 12% and display the output as given below Customer Name XYZ Customer Id=12345678 Account No. 9876543 Account Balance 5000.0 Interest 1800.0

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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