#Bank Account

#Operations -- withdraw, deposit, checkbalance

#Properties -- balance, name

#Entity --> Combination of both operations and properties

#class -->

class BankAccount:

branch = 'SBI'

#constructor --> Initializer

def __init__(self, name, balance):

self.name= name

self.balance = balance

def __str__(self):

return self.name + '=>' + str(self.balance)

def __add__(self, other):

b = self.balance + other.balance

n = self.name

return BankAccount(n, b)

@classmethod

def emi_calc(cls, total, interest, duration):

print('calculating logic here')

@staticmethod

def some_func():

print('static called')

def checkbalance(self):

return self.balance

def withdraw(self, amount):

self.balance -= amount

print("Remaining Balance:{}".format(self.balance))

def deposit(self, amount):

self.balance += amount

print("Remaining Balance:{}".format(self.balance))

BankAccount.some_func()

#BankAccount.emi_calc(100000, 10, 12)

#print(BankAccount.branch)

#print(BankAccount)

#print(BankAccount('Account1', 1000))

#acc1 = BankAccount('acc1', 1000)

#acc2 = BankAccount('acc2', 500)

#print(acc1)

#print(acc2)

#Accessing individual properties of a object

#print(acc1.balance)

#print(acc1.name)

#print(acc2.balance)

#print(acc2.name)

#acc1.deposit(500)

#acc2.withdraw(500)