Hire a Java Developer -- 2

ATM Program in Java 1. You are to write a simple ATM like system that will be menu driven and allow you to do the following. a. Deposit b. Withdraw c. Check Balance d. Exit 2. You must update the balance with each transaction. 3. You must calculate interest based on the entering of dates. This can be accomplished using the Gregorian Calendar Class and Date Class. (Available in the JAVA API)- NOTE you only have to use dates for the current year so that they can be converted to Julian calendar dates to calculate the difference for the interest calculation. 4. Interest must be calculated based on the dates and with each transaction, even when checking the balance. 5. You must make sure that the system will not allow you to back date items. 6. Your balance should default to 100 dollars and the interest rate should default to 5%. 7. The system must return to the main menu when you are done with all transactions. 8. You must format your output in US Dollars and round to 2 decimal points for cents. 9. Your program should have the following functions (suggested) a. Main b. Constructor c. Menu d. Necessary Accessor Methods for members e. Method(s) to get date entry f. Method to calculate interest 10. You must get the system to work with more than one account a. You will need to create an array, arraylist, or collection of accounts (NO MORE THAN 3 Objects in a collection) b. You will need to loop through these accounts to determine which account the user will work with. i. Such as; account 0, 1 or 2 ii. Or use a field as an account number and loop through looking for that specific account number 11. You must have the project write out the results to a file. 12. You must have the program start up and read the results in from the file. 13. Ultimately it should work similarly but better than the example I showed in class. ~~~~~ Calc Interest Code for ASG2 - figure out where it goes and when to call it Posted on: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 7:42:51 PM CDT int datediff = seconddate - firstdate; rate = .10/365; double ratetime = [login to view URL](1+rate,datediff); balance = balance * ratetime; firstdate = seconddate; ~~~~~ Get Date function - Figure out where to put it and when to call it Posted on: Tuesday, April 18, 2017 7:49:37 PM CDT [login to view URL]("Enter todays date(mm/dd/yyyy): "); String inputText = [login to view URL]( ); SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yyyy"); ParsePosition pos = new ParsePosition(0); //Date date= new Date(); Date date = [login to view URL](inputText, pos); [login to view URL](date); firstdate = [login to view URL](Calendar.DAY_OF_YEAR); dateflag = true;