//Copyright (c) 2002, Art Gittleman
//This example is provided WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY 
//either expressed or implied.

/* Tests the TestAccounts class.
 */

using System;
public class TestAccounts 
{
	public static void Main() 
	{
		/* SavingsAccount s =  new SavingsAccount(500.00, 4.5);
		 s.Deposit(135.22);
		 s.PostInterest();
		 s.Withdraw(50);
		 Console.WriteLine
			  ("The balance of SavingsAccount s is {0:C}", 
										   s.GetBalance()); 
	   */
	  
		//Testing code for Exercise 10.9

		BankAccount b0 = new BankAccount();	
		SavingsAccount s0 = new SavingsAccount(100,3);	
		CheckingAccount c0 = new CheckingAccount(50, 30);

		BankAccount b1 = b0.ReadAccount();
		SavingsAccount s1 = (SavingsAccount)s0.ReadAccount();
		CheckingAccount c1 = (CheckingAccount)c0.ReadAccount();

		Console.WriteLine("Initial information of three read-in accounts: ");	  
		Console.WriteLine("Bank account: "+b1);
		Console.WriteLine("Savings account: "+s1);
		Console.WriteLine("Checking account: "+c1);


		Console.WriteLine("\n\n");

		b1.Deposit(158.0);
		b1.Withdraw(52.0);

		s1.Deposit(3000.0);
		s1.PostInterest();
		s1.Withdraw(40.0);

		c1.Deposit(450.0);
		c1.Withdraw(500.0);

		Console.WriteLine("\n\n");
	  
		Console.WriteLine("Current information of three read-in accounts: ");	  
		Console.WriteLine("Bank account: "+b1);
		Console.WriteLine("Savings account: "+s1);
		Console.WriteLine("Checking account: "+c1);
	}

}