// DrJava saved history v2
/* I was unable to retrieve the history */
/* from Friday, so I have created something */
/* similar. */
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
String input = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Tell me something new!");
input
String moreInput = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Tell me something wonderful!");
input2
moreInput
moreInput = input
BankAccount chanda = new BankAccount("Chanda", 500.00);
BankAccount chanda = new BankAccount("Chanda", 500.00);
chanda.verifyAmount(400.00)
chanda.verifyAmount(550.00)
/* now try to create a bank account using the prompt */
BankAccount dave = new BankAccount();
dave.getName()
dave.deposit(125.40)
dave.getNameAmt()
/* try creating bank accounts using all of the constructor methods that we have created */
/* now we look at another class which is part of the java API - Date */
/* since date manipulation falls into the category of utility, we look at the java API */
/* on the web and see that it is a class found under java.util. */
/* so we make it available using the import statement */
import java.util.Date;
Date today = new Date();
today
/* lets create the date September 3, 2004 */
Date anotherDate = new Date(2004, 9, 3)
/* now lets look at the date we created */
anotherDate
/* hmmm something is wrong here - if you look at the API */
/* you will see that A year y is represented by the integer y - 1900. */
/* and that a month is represented by an integer from 0 to 11; 0 is January, 1 is February, and so forth; thus 11 is December */
/* so if we wanted to create September 3, 2004 we would have to create it this way: */
anotherDate = new Date(104, 8, 3);
/* now lets look at the date we created again */
anotherDate
/* to get the individual parts of the date */
anotherDate.getYear()
anotherDate.getMonth()
anotherDate.getDate()
/* How is today's date represented? */
today.getYear()
today.getMonth()
today.getDate()