CSE 1010 Lecture 12: 11/3/16 OOP2: Modeling a Bank Account

• School: UConn
• Department: Computer Science and Engineering
• Course: CSE 1010
• Professor: Jeffrey Meunier

Document Summary

You will use functions, lists, etc in your model. You need to decide what features you want to model. Def create_acct(number, name, balance): acct = ___ return acct. Acct = { num": number, name": name, bal": balance} Probably the better option because the fields are named, you don"t need to remember number is at [0], name is at [1], balance is at [2], etc. Def create_acct(number, name, balance): acct = { num": number, name": name, bal": balance} return acct. # this doesn"t display anything because it is an assignment statement. Def deposit(acct, amount): bal = acct[ bal"] newbal = bal + amount acct[ bal"] = newbal. #it doesn"t display anything because there was no print statement added in the function, and there was no return statement, it only modified the state of the account. Def withdraw(acct, amount): bal = acct[ bal"] newbal = bal - amount acct[ bal"] = newbal.