C++ Primer Plus

The Customer Class

At this point, we need to design a customer class. In general, an ATM customer has many properties, such as a name, account numbers, and account balances. However, the only properties you need for the simulation are when a customer joins the queue and the time required for the customer’s transaction. When the simulation produces a new customer, the program should create a new customer object, storing in it the customer’s time of arrival and a randomly generated value for the transaction time. When the customer reaches the front of the queue, the program should note the time and subtract the queue-joining time to get the customer’s waiting time. Here’s how you can define and implement the Customer class:

class Customer{private: ...