Start BlueJ and open the simpleAccount project on the G: drive (see G:/Lintont/introcs/chapter2/). Save this project to your H: drive folder for this class. Read the project description and comments within the Account class to get a feel for what an Account object is suppose to do. You will be asked to complete the source code for this class, and will hand in via blackboard your final source code file Account.java.

1. The file Account.java provides one constructor with three parameters. One parameter for each field. Complete the second constructor by making up reasonable values for each of the three fields. This second constructor will have no parameters. You will simply select specific values for balance, interestRate, and maxWithdrawl, and your constructor should set each field of an Account object to your selected values.
2. Complete the accessor method getInterestRate by defining its body. This method should return the current value of the field interestRate.
3. Complete the accessor method for the maximal withdrawl amount by writing its header and removing the "instruction comments".
4. Write standard mutator methods for the interestRate and maxWithdrawl fields.
5. Write a deposit method. This method should take one parameter (the amount of the deposit) and add this parameter to the balance field.
6. Write a printAccount method (with no parameters and no return value) that "prints" an account summary to the standard terminal window. Try to have this method print a blank line, followed by the following sort of information (where the current values of the object's fields are inserted for the question marks). Don't worry about trying to "clean up" the printing of doubles. It is OK if your printing method produces number values like $456.8 or $456.123123123123123.