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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY

School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

PAKISTAN STUDIES (HU-107)


ASSIGNMENT# 1

Title of the assignment: ____________________________________________

SUBMITTED TO: Dr. Sobia Jamil

SUBMITTED BY: (Name + CMS ID)

CLASS + SECTION: ___________________

Date of Submission: ___________________


Banking Management System

Header Files:

1. #include <stdio.h>: Provides functionality for standard input/output


operations.
2. #include <stdlib.h>: Offers functions for memory allocation and general
utilities.
3. #include <string.h>: Contains functions for manipulating strings.
4. #include <time.h>: Includes functions for working with time.

Constants and Structures:

#define MAX_CUSTOMERS 100: Sets the maximum number of customers to


100.
#define MAX_NAME_LENGTH 50: Defines the maximum length of customer
names.
#define MAX_TRANSACTIONS 100: Specifies the maximum number of
transactions per customer.
#define MAX_ACCOUNT_NUMBER_LENGTH 20: Specifies the maximum
length of account numbers.
struct Transaction { ... }: Defines a structure to represent a transaction.
struct Customer { ... }: Defines a structure to represent a customer.

File Handling Functions:


void writeToFile(struct Customer* customers, int numCustomers, const char*
fileName) { ... }:

Writes customer data to a file, including account information and transactions.

int readFromFile(struct Customer* customers, const char* fileName) { ... }:

Reads customer data from a file, populating an array of customer structures.


Utility Function:

void printSeparator() { ... }:

Prints a separator line for better visual presentation in the console.

Account Creation Function:

void createAccount(struct Customer* customers, int* numCustomers) { ... }:

Takes user input to create a new customer account, validates the input, and saves
the data to a file.

Transaction Handling Functions:

void performTransaction(struct Customer* customer, char transactionType,


float amount) { ... }:
Records transactions, updates the balance, and ensures transaction limits are not
exceeded.

void deposit(struct Customer* customers, int numCustomers) { ... }:

Handles deposit transactions for a specified account.

void withdraw(struct Customer* customers, int numCustomers) { ... }:

Handles withdrawal transactions for a specified account.

void payBill(struct Customer* customers, int numCustomers) { ... }:

Handles bill payment transactions for a specified account.

Display Functions:

void display(struct Customer* customers, int numCustomers) { ... }:

Displays details of all customer accounts, including account number, name, and
balance.

void displayTransactionHistory(struct Customer* customer, int months) { ...


}:
Displays transaction history for a specific customer within a specified time frame.
Menu and Main Function:

void displayMenu() { ... }:

Displays the main menu options in the console.

int main() { ... }:

The main function where the program execution begins, presenting a menu and
handling user choices.

Memory Allocation:

struct Customer* customers = (struct


Customer*)malloc(MAX_CUSTOMERS * sizeof(struct Customer));:

Allocates memory dynamically for an array of customer structures.

File Operations and Exit:

writeToFile(customers, numCustomers, "complete_customer_data.txt");:

Writes the complete customer data to a file before exiting.


free(customers);:

Frees the dynamically allocated memory for customer data.


exit(0);:

Exits the program with a success code.

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