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100 POINTS AND BRAINLIEST. REPORTING IF YOU DON'T ANSWER Question 1:

Design a BankAccount Class with the following requirements:

1. Class variables
- Overdraft Fee = 20 (Overdraft fee is subtracted from the account when account balance is negative after a withdraw)
2. Object variables
- Balance (Balance is the amount of money an account has left)
3. Methods
- deposit(amount): Accepts an argument amount of type number, adds this amount to account's balance
- withdraw(amount): Accepts an argument amount of type number, subtract this amount to account's balance, if the resulting balance is negative, apply an Overdraft Fee on the account balance

Test your class to see if it works:
- Scenario 1:
- Create a new account called "college_checking", assign 1000 dollars to the initial balance.
- Withdraw 200 dollars
- Withdraw 500 dollars
- Deposit 100 dollars
- Withdraw 600 dollars
- Check your remaining balance, it should be -220 dollars of balance, because $1000 - $200 - $500 + $100 - $600 - $20(overdraft) = $-220

- Scenario 2:
- Create a new account called "europe_trip_fund", assign 0 dollars to the initial balance.
- Deposit 250 dollars
- Deposit 220 dollars
- Deposit 530 dollars
- Withdraw 721 dollars
- Check your remaining balance, it should be $279 dollars of balance, because $0 + $250 + $220 + $530 - $721 = $279

Question 2:

Design a that inherits from BankAccount Class with the additional requirements:

1. Methods
- withdrawal(amount): Accepts an argument amount of type number, subtract this amount to account's balance, if the resulting balance is negative, log an error message:
"There's insufficient funds in your account to complete this transaction"
to the terminal and stop the transaction so that your balance isn't overdrafted.

Test your class to see if it works:
- Scenario 3:
- Create a new account called "personal_checking", assign 100 dollars to the initial balance.
- Withdraw 20 dollars
- Withdraw 50 dollars
- Deposit 12 dollars
- Withdraw 60 dollars
- Check your remaining balance, it should be 42 dollars of balance, because $100 - $20 - $50 + $12 = $42, the last withdrawal didn't go through because that would leave your account balance negative.

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