/* 11. Hacer un programa que simule un cajero automático con un slado inicial de 1000 Dólares. */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { int saldo_inicial=1000, opc; float extra, saldo = 0, retiro; cout<<"\tBienvenido a su Cajero Virtual"<<endl; cout<<"1. Ingresar dinero en cuenta"<<endl; cout<<"2. Retirar dinero de la cuenta"<<endl; cout<<"3. Salir"<<endl; cout<<"Opcion: "<<endl; cin>>opc; switch(opc){ case 1: cout<<"Digite la cantidad de dinero a ingresar: "<<endl; cin>>extra; saldo = saldo_inicial + extra; cout<<"Dinero en cuenta: "<<saldo;break; case 2: cout<<"Digite la cantidad de dinero que va a retirar: "<<endl; cin>>retiro; if(retiro > saldo_inicial){ cout<<"NO tiene esa cantidad de dinero."<<endl; } else{ saldo = saldo_inicial-retiro; cout<<"Dinero en cuenta es: "<<saldo<<endl; } case 3: break; } return 0; }
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