Python Class and Objects Create a class named "Account" and “Bank” The class “Account” should have a parameter of  id   - integer type name - string type balance - float type # (Optional) You may add more parameters for your convenience     3. Create a method for “Account” class:  checkBalance(self)    -  this will show the Account's remaining balance or money withdraw(self, amount)   - this will withdraw an amount from the Account deposit(self, amount) - this will deposit an amount from the Account # (Optional) You may add more methods like sendMoney() etc.     4. Create a method for “Bank” class: addAccount(self, account) – used to register an account to the bank # (Optional) You may add more methods for your convenience     4. Create 3 Account objects with the following attributes in the main method account1 - id=(any number), name=(Any Name You Want), balance=7000 (strictly use this value) account2 - id=(any number), name=(Any Name You Want), balance= (any amount) account3 - id=12, name= Jose Rizal , balance= 25000        !(use these values for account3) # (Optional) You may add more objects if you want.     5. In the main method. Write a program that will act as an ATM. The ATM will prompt for account ID A menu for check balance, deposit, withdraw and exit shall display    6. Test your program with the following scenario: Output 1: Use Account 1 Check Balance Withdraw 2000 Exit (End Transaction) program will prompt another user id   Output 2: Use Account 2 Deposit an amount of 500 Exit (End Transaction) program will prompt another user id Use Account 3 Check Balance Exit (End Transaction) program will prompt another user id

Python Class and Objects

1. Create a class named "Account" and “Bank”
2. The class “Account” should have a parameter of 

id   - integer type

name - string type

balance - float type

# (Optional) You may add more parameters for your convenience

3. Create a method for “Account” class: 

checkBalance(self)    -  this will show the Account's remaining balance or money

withdraw(self, amount)   - this will withdraw an amount from the Account

deposit(self, amount) - this will deposit an amount from the Account

# (Optional) You may add more methods like sendMoney() etc.

4. Create a method for “Bank” class:

addAccount(self, account) – used to register an account to the bank

# (Optional) You may add more methods for your convenience

4. Create 3 Account objects with the following attributes in the main method

account1 - id=(any number), name=(Any Name You Want), balance=7000 (strictly use this value)

account2 - id=(any number), name=(Any Name You Want), balance= (any amount)

account3 - id=12, name= Jose Rizal , balance= 25000        !(use these values for account3)

# (Optional) You may add more objects if you want.

5. In the main method. Write a program that will act as an ATM.

The ATM will prompt for account ID

A menu for check balance, deposit, withdraw and exit shall display

 6. Test your program with the following scenario:

Output 1:

Use Account 1

Check Balance

Withdraw 2000

Exit (End Transaction) program will prompt another user id

Output 2:

Use Account 2

Deposit an amount of 500

Exit (End Transaction) program will prompt another user id

Use Account 3

Check Balance

Exit (End Transaction) program will prompt another user id