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Your assignment this week you will build a CheckingAccount class and associated driver application. The class should contain appropriate attributes that you would find in a normal checking account: name, address, accounts number, balance, etc

The balance should be "private" to the class since it should only be changed through appropriate debit/credit methods. Recall, you can simulate the private aspect using the _ character at the start of the variable name.

The class should be saved in a file called CheckingAccount. py

Build a driver application that instantiates a Checking Account object and performs a variety of debits and credits as well as prints the balance as appropriate.

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