Savings Account
10 Points
constants
Instructions
In this exercise you will establish some constants to be used in the operation of a bank.
You have five tasks:
1. Represent the fixed interest rate on a loan
Create the FixedInterestRate untyped numeric constant to hold the value of 5% (5/100), then implement the GetFixedInterestRate function to return it:
GetFixedInterestRate()
// => 0.052. Represent the number of days in a year
Create the DaysPerYear constant with type int to hold the value 365, then implement the GetDaysPerYear function to return it:
GetDaysPerYear()
// => 3653. Represent the months of the year
In a block, use the Go enumerator to create twelve untyped numeric constants to hold the values 1 through 12 for the months of the year.
Name them Jan, Feb, Mar, etc., then implement the GetMonth function to return the value for a given month:
GetMonth(Jan)
// => 14. Represent an account number
Create the AccountNo untyped string constant to hold the value XF348IJ, then implement the GetAccountNumber function to return it:
GetAccountNumber()
// => "XF348IJ"Savings Account
10 Points
constants
Instructions
In this exercise you will establish some constants to be used in the operation of a bank.
You have five tasks:
1. Represent the fixed interest rate on a loan
Create the FixedInterestRate untyped numeric constant to hold the value of 5% (5/100), then implement the GetFixedInterestRate function to return it:
GetFixedInterestRate()
// => 0.052. Represent the number of days in a year
Create the DaysPerYear constant with type int to hold the value 365, then implement the GetDaysPerYear function to return it:
GetDaysPerYear()
// => 3653. Represent the months of the year
In a block, use the Go enumerator to create twelve untyped numeric constants to hold the values 1 through 12 for the months of the year.
Name them Jan, Feb, Mar, etc., then implement the GetMonth function to return the value for a given month:
GetMonth(Jan)
// => 14. Represent an account number
Create the AccountNo untyped string constant to hold the value XF348IJ, then implement the GetAccountNumber function to return it:
GetAccountNumber()
// => "XF348IJ"