In the dynamic landscape of finance, where efficiency and precision are paramount, a robust Bank Management System emerges as the cornerstone of successful operations. A Bank Management System integrates various modules and functionalities to automate and optimize banking processes, ensuring seamless transactions, enhanced customer service, and stringent regulatory compliance.

1. PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS
BS-CS 1st Semester[REG]
Group Members:
HAFIZ MUHAMMADDEEN BCS-F23-M03
MUHAMMAD AJMAL BCS-F23-M04
MUHAMMAD ADNAN BCS-F23-M50

2. Features
 Create New Account
 View Customers List
 Update Information Existing Account
 Check The Of Existing Account
 Withdraw And Deposit The Amount
 Remove An Existing Account
 Exit

3. Objectives
 Develop A User-Friendly Bank Management System in
C++.
 Enable Account Creation For New Customers.
 Implement Functions To View And Manage Existing
Account Details.
 Facilitate Deposit Transactions For Account Management.

4. TIMELINE OF THE PROJECT
 Week 1: Project Setup and Planning
 Week 2: Implement Account Creation and Customer List
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 3: Deposit Transactions and Interface Refinement Week
 4: Testing, Debugging, and Finalization

5. OUR MISSION

6. Libraries
 <iostream>: This library provides input and output functionality,
including cin and cout, for C++ programs.
 <conio.h>: This library provides functions for console input and
output in C and C++ programs, often used for simple text-based user
interfaces.
 <string.h>: This library provides functions for manipulating arrays of
characters (strings) in C and C++ programs.
 <windows.h>: This library provides functions and macros for
programming Windows applications, including GUI elements and
system calls.

7. Class And Structures
 Class: class is a user-defined data type that serves as a
blueprint for creating objects. It defines the structure and
behavior of objects by encapsulating data members
(variables) and member functions (methods) within a
single unit.
 Classes enable the implementation of concepts such as
encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, and
polymorphism, facilitating the creation of modular,
reusable, and maintainable code.

8. Class And Structures
 Structures:
 Organizing Data
 Grouping Related Data
 Passing Complex Data
 Memory Allocation
 Creating Custom Data Types

9. REFRENCES
 https://t4tutorials.com/bank-management-system-project-in-c/
 http://github.com/zaheerniazipk
 https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/
 https://github.com/ "C++ Primer" by Stanley B. Lippman,
Josée Lajoie, and Barbara E. Moo
 "C++ Templates: The Complete Guide" by David
Vandevoorde and Nicolai M. Josuttis