A good answer might be:

The following seem reasonable to me:

Several other behaviors could be included, but these three will be enough for a simple example.

Requirements for Behavior

Also, we need a constructor to create objects from the class, so we must decide what the constructor should do. It seems reasonable that it should create a new checking account and initialize it with the account number, the account holder's name, and starting balance.

Now we have a fair idea about what the class looks like:

For a large project, creating specifications is hard because objects interact with perhaps hundreds of other objects. In this example program, objects interact only with main().

QUESTION 4:

Is there enough information to start writting the program?