//Prof. Barimani's Lecture Notes Monday November 14
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

float Balance=1000;
int choice;

void RemoveMoney (double a)                    //<----Answer for Error#1
{
		if (a <= Balance && a <=300)   //<----Answer for Error#2
	        	Balance -= a  ;        //<----Answer for Error#3
		else                           //<----#4 was already OK
		{
			cout<<"***Sorry, but you do not have enough funds or asked for over 300\n";
			system("PAUSE");
		}	
}

void ATM_Menu()
{
		system("CLS");
		cout<<"AB BANK ATM"<<endl;     //<----Answer for Error#5
		cout<<"-----------"<<"\n";     //<----Answer for Error#6
		cout<<"Balance as of today: "<<Balance<<"\n";             //<----Answer for Error#7
		cout<<"1. Withdraw \n";	       //<----Answer for Error#8
		cout<<"2. Exit\n";             //<----Answer for Error#9
		cout<<"Choose 1 or 2?";        //<----Answer for Error#10
		cin>>choice;                   //<----Answer for Error#11
}

int main()
{
		int done= false;        //<----Answer for Error#12
		double amount;          //<----Answer for Error#13
		do
		{	
			ATM_Menu();
			switch (choice)
			{
            		     case 1: cout<<"Withdrawal Amount Please? "; //<----Answer for Error#14
				     cin>>amount;   //<----#15 was OK
				     RemoveMoney(amount); //<----Answer for Error#16
                                     break;

			     case 2: cout<<"You chose to Exit\n";
				     done= true; //<----Answer for Error#17
                                     break;

          		     default: cout<<"Wrong choice\n";
			     system("PAUSE");
			}
		}
		while (!done); //<----Answer for Error#18
	system("PAUSE");
	return 0;
}