Projects Using C++

A collection of C++ projects showcasing fundamental programming skills, object-oriented design, and problem solving.

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🧰 Included Projects

• Bank Account Management System
  Implements features like account creation, deposit, withdrawal, and balance inquiry. Demonstrates file handling and class-based organization in C++.

• First_Project
  A small practice project to apply basic C++ syntax, loops, and conditional statements. Good for reinforcing foundations.

• Secound_Project (sic)
  Another practice / experimental project. (Rename “Secound” to “Second” for correctness.)

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📁 Project Structure

Projects-Using\_CPP/
├── Bank/
│   ├── bank.cpp
│   └── (other necessary files)
├── First\_Project/
│   └── (source files)
├── Secound\_Project/
│   └── (source files)
├── README.md

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🧪 Example Use Cases & Behavior

These are some example behaviors you should see / test in the Bank Account Management System:

• Creating a new account (e.g. enter account number, name).
• Deposit money into an account and display updated balance.
• Withdraw money (check for sufficient funds).
• Query account balance.
• Handling invalid inputs (e.g. wrong account number, negative amounts).

For the smaller practice projects, you might test loops, conditional branches, input/output prompts etc.

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🔍 Design Choices & Challenges

• Use of classes to represent account(s) and encapsulate operations (deposit, withdraw, balance).
• Implementation of file handling so data persists between runs (if applicable).
• Dealing with user inputs: validating numeric inputs, rejecting invalid operations.
• Managing organization across different projects within the same repo.

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💡 Potential Improvements

• Standardize naming (fix “Secound_Project” → “Second_Project”).
• Add unit tests for core functionality (e.g. deposit, withdraw).
• Build a menu-based user interface to allow selecting operations dynamically.
• Improve error handling (e.g. non-numeric, overflow, negative values).
• Add persistence across runs (save to file, load on startup).
• Refactor code to reduce duplication and improve modularity (header files, separate class files, namespaces).

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👤 Author

Ahmed Aldsoaky Computer Engineering Student, Al-Azhar University

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