PE9.9-BasicBankAccount Implement a subclass of BankAccount from How To 9.1 called BasicAccount whose withdraw method cha

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PE9.9-BasicBankAccount Implement a subclass of BankAccount from How To 9.1 called BasicAccount whose withdraw method charges a penalty of $30 for each withdrawal that results in an overdraft. Display Overdraft message with $30 penalty. Modify the deposit and withdraw methods to display the current balance each time they are called. Include JavaDoc comments on all methods. Test the BasicAccount class with a Demo program that makes at least one deposit and one withdrawal that will result in an overdraft. I
EX9.11 PersonStudentinstructorClasses Implement a superclass Person. Make two classes, Student and Instructor, that inherit from Person. A Person has a name and a year of birth. A Student has a major An Instructor has a salary. Write the Class declarations, the Constructors, and the toString methods for all Classes. Create a Test program. Populate each object with the appropriate data when the object is created. Test these classes and methods by printing out each object. I
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