You will write a program for a local bank that allows them to create objects representing a customer's bank account. Create the following two classes: Transaction: a class representing a customer's single transaction at the bank: Attributes: amount:
A number representing how much the transaction was for. is_withdrawal: A boolean set to True if the transaction was a withdrawal and False if it was a deposit. Methods Constructor: Requires the client to pass values to assign to both attributes. __str__: Returns a string with info about this transaction. For example,
"Withdrawal: -$5" or "Deposit: +$15" Account: a class representing a customer's bank account: Attributes: balance: Represents how much money is currently in the account. transactions: A list. When the user makes a deposit or withdrawal, a Transaction object will be added to this list. Methods: Constructor: Requires the client to pass a starting value to assign to balance. If this amount is less than 0, print a message explaining the error and raise an Error.
withdraw: Allows the user to pass an amount to withdraw from the account. Returns True if successful and False otherwise. If the amount would make 'balance' less than 0, do not perform the withdrawal. Simply print an error message and return false. Otherwise, subtract the amount from 'balance', add a new Transaction with the given data to 'transactions', and return true. deposit: Allows the user to pass an amount to deposit to the account. Add the given amount to 'balance' and add a new Transaction to 'transactions' with the given data. __str__: Loops through the 'transactions' list appending each Transaction object's string data to the return string. You can do that in the following way: return_string += __str__(transaction) A property (getter) for the account's balance. In your main function on Main.py,
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