In this assignment, we will build a simple simulation of Electronic Funds Transfers (EFT) between bank accounts, incorporating a daily limit. This means that only a certain maximum amount can be withdrawn or transferred from an account per day.

Part 1: The BankAccount class with a daily limit (5 points)

Implement a class BankAccount with the following properties:

• Attributes (0.5 points):
  • account_number (str): The account number (e.g., 'NL01BANK0123456789' or 'BE68BANK12345678').
  • balance (float): Current balance (default 0.0).
  • daily_limit (float): The maximum amount a customer can withdraw or transfer per day. Choose a default, for example 1000.0.
  • amount_withdrawn_today (float): Keeps track of how much has already been withdrawn today. (Starts at 0.0.)
• Constructor (0.5 points):
  • Takes account_number, balance, and optionally daily_limit as parameters.
  • Initializes the attributes. The constructor will also check whether account_number starts with “NL” or “BE”. If not, an error message is displayed in the console.
• Methods (4 points):
  1. deposit(amount: float)
     • Increases the balance by the specified amount if this amount is greater than 0. Otherwise, it shows an appropriate error message in the console.
  2. withdraw(amount: float)
     • Performs a number of checks:
       • Whether the amount is greater than 0.
       • Whether the daily limit has not already been exceeded (i.e., you haven’t already withdrawn or transferred too much today).
       • Whether the balance is sufficient.
     • If all checks succeed, the transaction is carried out: the account balance is adjusted and the fact that this amount was withdrawn or transferred today is recorded.
     • The method returns True if successful, False if it fails (with a suitable print or message).
  3. reset_daily_limit method:
     • Resets the amount that can be transacted today back to 0.0. (In a real situation, this would happen automatically at midnight.)
  4. __str__ method:
     • Returns a string with the account number, current balance, and the daily limit.