Problem 3: id: String name: String balance: double Account + Account (id: String, name: String) + Account (id: String, name: String, balance: int). + getId(): String + getName(): String + getBalance(): double + credit (amount: double): void + debit (amount: double): boolean + transfer To (another: Account, double amount) : void + account Details(): String Given the UML diagram above, create a java class named Account, the methods in the Account class perform the following tasks: credit (): Adds the value of the argument amount to the balance. debit(): Subtracts the value of the argument amount from the balance and returns true, if no enough funds are available, the method prints "Amount exceeded", then returns false. transferTo(): Transfers funds from this Account object to the parameter Account object, the amount of the transfer should be equal to the value of the argument amount. Make sure the transfer does not cause an overdraft. Hint: Take advantage of the debit () method you just completed. If the transfer was successfully completed, the method prints "Transfer completed", otherwise the method prints "Amount exceeded".

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This assignment is not graded, I just need to understand how to do it. Please help, thank you! Language: C++ Given: Main.cpp #include #include "Shape.h" using namespace std; void main() {   /////// Untouchable Block #1 //////////   Shape* shape;   /////// End of Untouchable Block #1 //////////    /////// Untouchable Block #2 //////////   if (shape == nullptr) {       cout << "What shape is this?! Good bye!";       return;   }    cout << "The perimeter of your " << shape->getShapeName() << ": " <<       shape->getPerimeter() << endl;   cout << "The area of your " << shape->getShapeName() << ": " <<       shape->getArea() << endl;   /////// End of Untouchable Block #2 //////////} Shape.cpp string Shape::getShapeName() {   switch (mShapeType)    {   case ShapeType::CIRCLE:       return "circle";   case ShapeType::SQUARE:       return "square";   case ShapeType::RECTANGLE:       return "rectangle";   case…

Write program in C++ Language The other solutions on chegg were incorrect! Please read carefully! Write a program that defines and tests a class called COP3014. The class resembles aclassroom. It has the following grading scheme:3 quizzes 20 points each 20%Mid term 100 points 30%Final 100 points 50%Based on the total grade of any student for the course, the letter grade of each student can becomputed as follows:Any grade of 90 or more is an A, any grade of 80 or more (but less than 90) is a B, any grade of70 or more (but less than 80) is a C, any grade of 60 or more (but less than 70) is a D, and anygrade below 60 is an F.This class needs to have some member variables. The first name, last name, the Z-number, thegrades, the total grade and final letter grade are all considered to be private member variablesof this class.The class should also have the following public member functions/procedural attributes that canbring the objects (students of the class) to life and give them some…