🏦 BankApp (.NET 8, C#)

A simple desktop banking application built using .NET 8 C# and Visual Studio 2022 as part of my journey into desktop app development and object-oriented programming (OOP) best practices.

• Create Bank Accounts
  Users can create new bank accounts via a Windows Forms interface.

• Deposit & Withdraw Funds
  Functionality to deposit or withdraw money from existing accounts, with proper validation and business rules applied.

• Account Encapsulation
  The Account class follows OOP principles:

  • Encapsulation: The Balance property is private, accessible only via public methods.
  • Public methods: Deposit() and Withdraw() allow controlled updates to the balance with all necessary checks.

• Event-Driven User Interface

  • Event handlers implemented for:
    • Creating a new account
    • Depositing funds
    • Withdrawing funds
  • User feedback through messages and form controls.

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• .NET 8 C#
• Windows Forms (WinForms)
• Visual Studio 2022
• Git for version control

This project uses Git for version control with the following branch structure:

• master — Contains the stable, production-ready code.
• development — Active development happens here before merging into master.

Branch workflow:

1. All new features and changes are first committed to the development branch.
2. Once tested and stable, changes are merged into the master branch.

• How to design and implement constructors for initializing class objects.
• Applying core Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts like encapsulation and data hiding.
• Structuring clean, maintainable C# classes and methods.
• Developing event-driven Windows Forms applications with custom event handlers.
• Handling user input validation and business rule enforcement within a desktop application.
• Managing a Git-based branching workflow for clean, organized version control.

1. Clone the repository

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/BankApp.git