#48in24: Add approaches to Bank Account

[sanderploegsma]

The Bank Account exercise on the Java track is being featured in the #48in24 challenge, which means that we expect an influx of students attempting to solve it during that week.

It would be nice if the exercise contains some more content by that time.
One example of this is to add one or more approaches to the exercise, so that students can dive in deeper after they have solved it themselves.

For an example of how approaches have been added to other practice exercises, take a look at the approaches for the Leap exercise.

[akbatra567]

Hey @sanderploegsma,
Are we still looking for contributions for this one?
If yes, I would like to sign up for this.

[sanderploegsma]

Definitely! Contributions like approaches are always welcome.

I'll assign this one to you 👍

[akbatra567]

@sanderploegsma,
I had a question around the implementation of approaches.

1. Is there a place where we discuss the approaches ?
2. The problem statement has one solution for now, while adding a new approach. Do we need to add the current solution as an approach too ?

[akbatra567]

@sanderploegsma, I had a question around the implementation of approaches.

1. Is there a place where we discuss the approaches ?
2. The problem statement has one solution for now, while adding a new approach. Do we need to add the current solution as an approach too ?

Any updates on this, still looking for some inputs on this ? @sanderploegsma

Anyone else who could help me here ? @manumafe98

[kahgoh]

Hey @akbatra567, I think the forum might be a better place to discuss approaches as you can get reach the wider Exercism community.

In regards to the solution in the problem statement, if you're referring to the bit about using "synchronized keyword or locks", I think it make sense for it be one of the approaches.