hi plz try to solve
method of deduct fees that chrges$2.5(using withdraw method)for the forth transaction and resets the number to zero
how to resets the transactioncount zero in child class checkaccount

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string>


class bankaccounts
{
  protected:
  double balance;


  public:

  bankaccounts()
  {balance=0.0;}

  bankaccounts(double b)
  {balance=b;}

  void deposit(double dep)
  {
  if(dep>0)
    balance+=dep;
  }

  void withdraw(double wd)
  {
  if(wd>0 && wd<=balance)

  balance-=wd;
  }

  double getbalance()
  {
    return balance;
  }

  void transfer(double amt , bankaccounts db , bankaccounts cr)
  {
  if(amt>0 && amt <= db.getbalance())
 {
  db.withdraw(amt);
  cr.deposit(amt);
  cout<<"your balance is : "<<db.getbalance()<<endl;

  cout<<"another balance is: "<<cr.getbalance()<<endl;


  }
   else
    {
    cout<<"amount is less then Balance"<<endl;
    }
  }

};




class checkaccount : public bankaccounts
{
   protected:
   int transactioncount;

   public:
   checkaccount()
   {transactioncount=0;}

   checkaccount(int b)
   {transactioncount=b;}

   void deductfees()
   {
     if(trasactioncount==4)
     {

     }
   }

};
 /*
class savingaccount : public bankaccounts
{
   protected:

   double interestrate;

   public:
    savingaccount()
    {}

    void addinterest()
    {}

};
*/

void main()
{








 getch();

}

how to resets the transactioncount zero in child class checkaccount

How about a public Reset() member function that does it?

void checkaccount::Reset()
{
    transactioncount = 0;
}

Resetting that count seems off to me, since presumably it's internal data that the caller shouldn't have access to, but I'm not familiar with your requirements.

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