Combine the concepts! Create a `BankAccount` with private `balance` and `password`. The constructor sets both. `deposit(int amt)` adds securely. `withdraw(int amt, string pwd)` checks the password and balance, printing ‘Withdrawn’ or ‘Auth Failed’ / ‘Insufficient’. Read `init_bal pass dep_amt pass_attempt with_amt`, execute the actions, and print the final balance.
int string int string int
Print action logs and 'Final Balance: [val]'.
Deposit and withdrawal > 0.
1000 mypass 500 mypass 200
Deposited
Withdrawn
Final Balance: 1300
A complete scenario combining data hiding, authentication via secure setters/getters, and object-oriented validation logic.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
class BankAccount {
// Implement the secured logic
};
int main() {
// Read sequence and drive the BankAccount API
return 0;
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