In class we talked about the bank account class on pages 178 and
179 in the text (with minor changes - see the text for the
complete class). Part of it is below:
//*****************************************************
// Account.java
//
// Represents a bank account; allows deposits,
// withdrawals, balance inquiries, etc.
//*****************************************************
public class Account
{
  public static final double RATE = 0.035; // interest rate of 3.5%
  ___________________________________________________________; // $10 fee
  private long acctNumber;
  private double balance;
  private String name;
  //---------------------------------------------------
  // Constructor -- initializes instance data
  //---------------------------------------------------
  public Account(String owner, long account, double initial)
  {
    name = owner;
    acctNumber = account;
    balance = initial;
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------
  // Deposits the amount from the account and returns
  // the new balance.
  //---------------------------------------------------
  public double deposit (double amount)
  {
     balance += amount;
     return balance;
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------
  // Simple withdrawal -- deducts amount from balance
  // and returns the new balance. 
  //---------------------------------------------------
  public double withdraw(double amount)
  {
      balance -= amount;
      return balance;
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------
  // Adds interest to the account and returns the 
  // new balance.
  //---------------------------------------------------
  public double addInterest ()
  {
     balance = balance + balance * RATE;
     return balance;
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------
  // Returns the current balance.
  //---------------------------------------------------
  public double getBalance()
  {
     return balance;
  }
  //------------------------------------------------------
  // Deducts the service fee and returns the new balance.
  //------------------------------------------------------
  public double chargeFee()
  {
      // deduct the fee
      ____________________________________________________
      // return the updated balance
      ____________________________________________________
  }
  //---------------------------------------------------
  // Changes the name on the account to newName.
  //---------------------------------------------------
  public void setName(String newName)
  {
    
      ___________________________________________________
  }
  //--------------------------------------------------
  // Returns a string representation of the account.
  //--------------------------------------------------
  public String toString ()
  {
     return "Account number: " + acctNumber + "\nOwner: "
           + name + "\nCurrent balance: " + balance;
  }
}
-  Add a statement that declares a constant for a service fee of
$10.  Add this on the blank line after the declaration of the constant
RATE. Choose the name of the constant using Java naming conventions.  
-  Fill in the code for method chargeFee, 
which should deduct a service fee of $10 (use the constant!) from the account,
and then return the balance.
-  In the last space, fill in the body for method setName 
that takes a string as a parameter
and changes the name on the account to be that string.