This Java code is a simple banking application that allows a user to perform various operations on an account, such as checking balance, transferring money, and receiving money. Let's break it down:
- The
Main
class contains themain
method, which is the entry point of the program. - Inside
main
, variables are initialized:name
: Stores the name of the account holder.typeAccount
: Stores the type of the account.balance
: Stores the current balance in the account.option
: Stores the user's choice from the menu.
- The initial account information is printed to the console.
- The
menu
variable stores a multi-line string containing the menu options for the user. - An instance of
Scanner
namedreading
is created to read user input from the console. - A
while
loop runs until the user selects option 4 (Exit). - Inside the loop:
- The menu is printed.
- User input is read and stored in the
option
variable. - Depending on the user's choice, different actions are taken:
- If the user chooses option 1, the current balance is printed.
- If the user chooses option 2 (Transfer), they are prompted to enter the amount to transfer. If the balance is sufficient, the transfer is made, and the new balance is printed; otherwise, a message indicating insufficient funds is printed.
- If the user chooses option 3 (Receive), they are prompted to enter the amount to receive, and the balance is updated accordingly.
- If the user chooses an invalid option, a message is printed.
- The loop continues until the user selects option 4 to exit the program.
Overall, this program provides basic banking functionality allowing the user to check balance, transfer money, and receive money, with error handling for invalid inputs and insufficient funds.