77: You are developing a banking application, and you need to declare a variable called "balance" of type float to store the current account balance. You also need to create an if-else statement to check if the balance is sufficient before allowing the user to make a withdrawal.

// You are developing a banking application, and you need to declare a variable called "balance"

// of type float to store the current account balance. You also need to create an if-else statement to check

// if the balance is sufficient before allowing the user to make a withdrawal.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()

{

    float balance, withdrawal, remaining;

    cout << "Enter your current account balance: Rs.";

    cin >> balance;

    cout << "Enter amount you want to withdraw: Rs.";

    cin >> withdrawal;

    cout << "\n*************************************************************\n";

    if (withdrawal > balance)

    {

        cout << "\nYou do not have sufficient balance to make this withdrawal\n";

    }

    else if (withdrawal <= balance)

    {

        remaining = balance - withdrawal;

        cout << "\nYou made a withdrawal of: Rs." << withdrawal << endl;

        cout << "Your remaining balance is: " << remaining << endl;

    }

    cout << "\n*************************************************************\n";

    return 0;

}