#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;

#include "account.h"

int main()
{
     Account ac1(200), ac2(300);
     int a;
     cout<<"ac1: "<<ac1.getBalance()<<endl<<"ac2: "<<ac2.getBalance()<<endl;
     cin>>a;
     return 0;
}

class Account{
	public:
      Account(int);
      void credit(int);
	  void debit(int);
	  int getBalance();
			
    private:
		int accountBalance;
};

#include <iostream>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
using std::endl;

#include "account.h"

Account::Account(int balance)
{
	accountBalance = balance;
	if(accountBalance < 0)
	{
		accountBalance = 0;
		cout<<"incorect balance input. Balance was initiated at "<<accountBalance<<endl;
	}
}
      
void Account::credit(int balToAdd)
{
	if(balToAdd >= 0)
		accountBalance += balToAdd;
	else cout<<"Nothing was added."<<endl;
}

void Account::debit(int balToSubstract)
{
	int newBal = accountBalance - balToSubstract;
	if(balToSubstract >= 0 && newBal >= 0)
		accountBalance = newBal;
	else cout<<"Nothing was substracted."<<endl;
}
int Account::getBalance()
{
	return accountBalance;
}

Quote:Original post by AluminX
1. really i don't like ms products.

Quote:2. I feel that using vc++ will get me into a bad habbit into learing c++ for win only, while my objective is create code as portable as possible.

Quote:Original post by Sneftel
That's not really an issue for IDEs. It's more of a libraries thing.

Quote:Original post by AluminX

Quote:Original post by Sneftel
That's not really an issue for IDEs. It's more of a libraries thing.

I thought that was a compiler thing no?