Classes

The workshop-pass demo made separate objects from one class. Now model a bank account in script.js, checking each balance change in the Console.

Classes provide syntax for creating independent objects with shared methods. Private fields, getters, and setters come later in this module.

Basic class

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class WorkshopSession {
  constructor(topic, seats) {
    this.topic = topic;
    this.seats = seats;
  }
}

console.log(new WorkshopSession("Testing", 12).topic);

Your Task

Store the owner and starting balance in the BankAccount constructor. The starter logs Alice’s owner name.
Add getBalance() to return the balance; the starter checks the initial balance of 100.
Make deposit(amount) add positive amounts; the starter deposits 50 into an empty account.
Make deposit(amount) ignore negative amounts; the starter tries deposit(-20) on a balance of 100.
Make withdraw(30) reduce a balance of 100 to 70 and return true. The starter checks both values.
Deny an overdraw without changing the balance; the starter tries withdraw(100) on 50.
Deny nonpositive withdrawals; the starter tries withdraw(-1) on 50.
Implement toString() to return BankAccount(owner: Alice, balance: $120) after Alice’s deposit and withdrawal. The starter logs its result.
Log mission result: BankAccount(owner: Alice, balance: $120) on its own Console line.

Hint 1

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HINT 1

Class syntax: class Name { constructor(...) { this.prop = val; } }

HINT 2

Methods go directly in the class body — no commas between them.

HINT 3

Create instances with new: const obj = new MyClass(args);

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