A Ruby program that simulates an (ATM)Automated Teller Machine session.
Currently learning Ruby. One of the many stupid/cool stuffs i will write in Ruby for the next n years
- There are accounts.
- Accounts have a unique debit card - the cards are uniquely identified by their last 4 digits.
- Accounts may (not) have cash in them.
- Some accounts have a minimum balance policy - you cannot withraw all your cash.
## self.clone_the_repo then
$ ./atm.rb
The file db.txt contains some sample data that can be used to test it out. Each line is made up of some data delimited by ; which in turn represents a Customer object.
Here is a sample line - 1011; 0000-1234-5678-1011; Lanre Adelowo, ?232{}! ; 50_000; 0. After splitting this by ;, we get an [] with the info below -
- [0] -> The unique last four digit for the user's debit card.
- [1] -> The 16 digits for the user's debit card.
- [2] -> The user's full name.
- [3] -> The user's password.
- [4] -> The total amount of cash left in the user's bank account.
- [5] -> The minimum amount of cash that must be left in the user's bank account. Can (s)he withdraw all ?.