Write an Java application that prompts the user for a checking account balance and a savings account balance (The balance of these two account should be generated automatically by the program within this range 1 to 100 rand and stored into an array ). Display the message “Checking account balance is low” if the checking account balance is less than R10. Display the message “Savings account balance is low” if the savings account balance is less than R100. Save the file as Balance.java. 1. Use of a random function- 2. use of an array to store the generated balance - 3. use of an if statement 4 . Display of correct output

Write an Java application that prompts the user for a checking account balance and a savings account balance (The balance of these two account should be generated automatically by the program within this range 1 to 100 rand and stored into an array ). Display the message “Checking account balance is low” if the checking account balance is less than R10. Display the message “Savings account balance is low” if the savings account balance is less than R100. Save the file as Balance.java. 1. Use of a random function- 2. use of an array to store the generated balance - 3. use of an if statement 4 . Display of correct output

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Chapter9: Advanced Array Concepts

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