// APS101, Winter 2009: Lecture 8 (Jan. 26)
//
// Review: last week we customized a JFrame class
// We wrote OurJFrame.java
//
// Recall:
// access modifier: public, private
// public: useable by anyone, anywhere
// private: only useable within a class
// OurJFrame: doubleWidth(), flip(), getOurTitle()
// We also wrote 3 constructors
// We learned how to use "this" to write constructor methods
//
// for practice, we wrote a new method called doubleDouble(),
// which calls method doubleWidth() twice.
OurJFrame ow = new OurJFrame();
ow.doubleDouble()
ow.getWidth()

// Today you'll be writing your own class from scratch,
// as opposed to just customizing.
//
// first, we wrote 2 constructors
BankAccount ba = new BankAccount("John", "Smith", 100000.0, true, 1234);
ba
BankAccount ba2 = new BankAccount("Bob", "Jones", 1235);
BankAccount ba3 = ba;
ba3 == ba
// then, we wrote the getBalance() method
BankAccount ba2 = new BankAccount("Bob", "Jones", 1235);
ba2.getBalance()
BankAccount ba = new BankAccount("John", "Smith", 100000.0, true, 1234);
ba.getBalance()
// then, we wrote the withdraw method()
BankAccount ba = new BankAccount("John", "Smith", 100000.0, true, 1234);
ba.withdraw(500)
ba.getBalance()
ba.getBalance(99500)
ba.withdraw(99500.0)
ba.getBalance()
ba.withdraw(1)
ba.getBalance()
ba.withdraw(-1)
ba.getBalance()
// then, we wrote the deposit method
int x = 5;
x += 6;
x
BankAccount ba2 = new BankAccount("Bob", "Jones", 1235);
ba2.getBalance()
ba2.deposit(100000)
ba2.getBalance()
int x = 5;
x =+ 6
x
//  finally, we wrote the isEqual(BankAccount) method
BankAccount ba2 = new BankAccount("Bob", "Jones", 1235);
BankAccount ba1 = new BankAccount("Bob", "Smith", 1235);
ba1.isEqual(ba2)
BankAccount ba3 = new BankAccount("Bob", "Smith", 1234);
ba1.isEqual(ba3)