Java Multi-threaded bank withdrawals

2. Package Net.okren.java;
6. Import java.io.*;
10. Account
12. Class account{
14. private Float balance = 1000;
16. Public Float getbalance () {
18. return balance;
20. }
24. public void setbalance (float balance) {
26. this.balance = balance;
28. }
32. public synchronized Void withdraw (float money) {
34. if (balance >= money) {
36. System.out.println ("Take away" + Money +"cash");
38. try{
40. Thread.Sleep (1000);
42. }catch (Interruptedexception e) {
44. E.printstacktrace ();
46. }
48. Balance-= money;
50. }else{
52. SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Insufficient balance");
54. }
56. }
58. }
62. Class TestAccount1 extends thread{
64. private account Account;
66. Public TestAccount1 (account account) {
68. this.account = account;
70. }
74. public Void Run () {
76. Account.withdraw (800);
78. System.out.println ("balance is" + account.getbalance ());
80. }
82. }
86. Class TestAccount2 extends thread{
88. private account Account;
90. Public TestAccount2 (account account) {
92. this.account = account;
94. }
98. public Void Run () {
100. Account.withdraw (700);
102. System.out.println ("balance is" + account.getbalance ());
104. }
106. }
108. Public class Javatest {
112. public static void Main (string[] args) {
116. Account Account = new account ();
118. TestAccount1 T1 = new TestAccount1 (account);
120. TestAccount2 t2 = new TestAccount2 (account);
122. T1.start ();
124. T2.start ();
130. }
132. }

Java Multi-threaded bank withdrawals