BankkontoDomainobjekte

BankkontoDomainobjekte refers to the core data structures or objects that represent the essential elements of a bank account within a software system. These objects are fundamental to banking applications and encapsulate the properties and behaviors associated with a bank account. Common domain objects include the account itself, which holds information like an account number, balance, and owner details. Other significant objects might include transaction objects, which record individual deposits, withdrawals, or transfers, detailing the amount, date, and type of transaction. Customer objects are also crucial, representing the account holder with their personal information and relationship to their accounts. These domain objects are designed to accurately model the real-world concepts of banking and ensure data integrity and consistency within the application. They form the building blocks for implementing various banking functionalities such as balance inquiries, transaction history retrieval, and fund transfers. The design of these objects often follows domain-driven design principles, focusing on representing the business logic and rules effectively.