First time posting on stackoverflow. I am not sure if the question is clear enough so I will try to explain the problem and provide my code as well.
I am guessing my problem is some issue that has to do with the conditional if statements that I have created in the definition of the member functions that are mentioned in the header. The header has #define statements that have integer values for MIN and MAX for integer variables that will be accepted from input of a user. I cannot seem to be able to validate the number from the input provided. I have run a test with checkvalues issued before and after conditional statement and they seem to be verified no matter what is entered. I had all the conditions in one if statement as well if that makes any difference.
The following is code for a simple accounting app it contains a header and transaction(.cpp) module and main.cpp:
// BTP200 Workshop 2: Compound types and privacy MAIN.CPP
#include <iostream>
#include "AccountNumber.hpp"
using namespace std;
using namespace sict;
int main()
{
AccountNumber myNumber;
char name[41];
int bankCode;
int branchCode;
int accNumber;
cout << "Bank account app" << endl <<
"===================" << endl << endl;
cout << "Please enter your name: ";
cin >> name;
myNumber.setName(name);
cout << "please enter your bank account, branch code" <<
", and account number as follows:" << endl << "999 999 99999: ";
do
{
cin >> bankCode >> branchCode >> accNumber;
myNumber.setAccountNumber(bankCode, branchCode, accNumber);
myNumber.display();
} while(!myNumber.isValid() && cout << "Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: ");
cout << "Thank you!" << endl;
return 0;
}
ACCOUNTNUMBER.CPP
#include <iostream>
#include <cstring>
#include "AccountNumber.hpp"
#define MAX_NAME_LENGTH 40
#define MIN_BANKCODE 100
#define MAX_BANKCODE 999
#define MIN_BRANCHCODE 1
#define MAX_BRANCHCODE 220
#define MIN_ACCNO 10000
#define MAX_ACCNO 99999
using namespace std;
namespace sict
{
void AccountNumber::setName(const char n[])
{
strcpy(name, n);
};
void AccountNumber::setAccountNumber(int bankc, int branchc, int an)
{
validAccNumber = false;
int bankc_v=0, branchc_v=0, an_v=0;
cout << bankc_v << branchc_v << an_v;
if (bankc >= MIN_BANKCODE && bankc <= MAX_BANKCODE)
{
bankCode = bankc;
bankc_v=1;
}
if (branchc >= MIN_BRANCHCODE && branchc <= MAX_BRANCHCODE)
{
branchCode = branchc;
branchc_v=1;
}
if (an_v >= MIN_ACCNO && an_v <= MAX_ACCNO)
{
accountNumber = an;
an_v=1;
}
cout << bankc_v << branchc_v << an_v;
if(bankc_v==1 && branchc_v==1 && an_v==1)
{
validAccNumber = true;
}
}
void AccountNumber::display() const
{
if(isValid() == 1)
{
cout << "Name: " << name << ", Account number: " << bankCode << "-"
<< branchCode << "-" << accountNumber << endl;
}
else
{
cout << name << " does not have a valid account number." << endl;
}
}
bool AccountNumber::isValid() const
{
return AccountNumber::validAccNumber;
}
}
ACCOUNTNUMBER.HPP
#ifndef AccountNumber_hpp
#define AccountNumber_hpp
#include <stdio.h>
#define MAX_NAME_LENGTH 40
#define MIN_BANKCODE 100
#define MAX_BANKCODE 999
#define MIN_BRANCHCODE 1
#define MAX_BRANCHCODE 220
#define MIN_ACCNO 10000
#define MAX_ACCNO 99999
namespace sict
{
class AccountNumber
{
char name[MAX_NAME_LENGTH + 1];
int bankCode;
int branchCode;
int accountNumber;
bool validAccNumber;
public:
void setName(const char n[]);
void setAccountNumber(int bankc, int branchc, int an);
void display() const;
bool isValid() const;
};
}
#endif /* AccountNumber_hpp */
OUTPUT:
Bank account app
===================
Please enter your name: John
please enter your bank account, branch code, and account number as follows:
999 999 99999: 1 123 12345
000010John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 1234 123 12345
000010John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 0 12345
000100John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 1234 12345
000100John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 123 123
000110John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 123 123456
000110John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 123 12345
000110John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 12345
123
000100John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 123 12345
000110John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again: 123 123
123
000110John does not have a valid account number.
Invalid account number, (999 999 99999), try again:
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