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Aziz Emir ~ Enhance Bank System with Modular Structure, User Management, and Transfer Functionality #3

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  1. Modular Structure: Refactored the codebase to use modular structures for Bank, User, and Transaction components.
  2. PaymentProcessor Enhancements: Implemented the add_bank method for the PaymentProcessor struct to manage multiple banks.
  3. User Transfer Function: Added a transfer method to the User struct to handle fund transfers between users.
  4. Example Usage: Added a usage example of the transfer function in the main function to demonstrate its functionality.
  5. Bank Improvements: Introduced the new method with a fee parameter and an add_user method to the Bank struct for user management.
  6. Clone Trait Derivation: Implemented the Clone trait for Bank, Transaction, and User structs to enable cloning of these objects.
  7. Main Refactor: Updated the main function to utilize new Bank methods, including user listing and management functionalities.

@AzizEmir AzizEmir changed the title Enhance Bank System with Modular Structure, User Management, and Transfer Functionality Aziz Emir ~ Enhance Bank System with Modular Structure, User Management, and Transfer Functionality Jul 24, 2024
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erklyn commented Jul 24, 2024

Eline saglik, main'e merge etmiyecegimiz icin boyle birakiyoruz :D

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Teşekkürler 😃

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