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Write the required code. Similarly for SET_BALANCE

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Now we are almost done creating the object. Press CTRL + F3 to activate or hit the Matchstick.

We will see this in the status Now we are done building the global class we can test it. Press F8.

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Click SET_BALANCE. Write the NEW_BALANCE and press ENTER.

We come back to Initial Screen. Now click DEPOSIT.

We see the return Values now.

Now lets WITHDRAW 4000

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Now the BALANCE is 2000 Lets try withdrawing 3000 now.

We get an exception. Given below is an example code for using the global class we defined. REPORT ZGB_OOPS_BANK DATA: acct1 type ref to zaccountaa. DATA: bal type i. create object: acct1. selection-screen begin of block a. parameters: p_amnt type dmbtr, p_dpst type dmbtr, p_wdrw type dmbtr. selection-screen end of block a. start-of-selection. call method acct1->set_balance( p_amnt ). write:/ 'Set balance to ', p_amnt. bal = acct1->deposit( p_dpst ). write:/ 'Deposited ', p_dpst ,' bucks making balance to ', bal. bal = acct1->withdraw( p_wdrw ). write:/ 'Withdrew ', p_wdrw ,' bucks making balance to ', bal. This is the output.
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