int main()
{
   int i,no;
 
   //name and acc_type have no memory associated with them, so you can't use them yet.
   //char *name,*acc_type; 
 
   //allocate some memory to name---say maybe static memory
   char name[80];
 
   //allocate some memory to acc_tpe---try dynamic memory if you wish
   char * acc_type = new char[80];
 
   //now you can put some information in the memory
   cin >> name >> endl;
   cin >> acc_type >> endl;

//Program to deposit money in a bank account
#include<iostream.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<conio.h>
class account
{
 public:
 void initialize(char *p,int,char *c,float);
 void deposit(float);
 void withdraw(float);
 void display(void)
 {
 cout<<"Name: "<<p<<endl;
 cout<<"Balance: "<<balance<<endl;
 }
 private:
 float balance,principal;
 char *p,*account_type;
 int account_no;
};
void account::initialize(char *name,int acc_no,char *acc_type,float initial)
{
 int q=strlen(name);
 p=new char[q+1];
 strcpy(p,name);
 account_no=acc_no;
 account_type=acc_type;
 principal=initial;
 balance=initial;
}
void account::deposit(float add)
{
 balance=add+principal;
}
void account::withdraw(float subtract)
{
 balance=principal-subtract;
}
void main()
{
 int i,no,count=0;
 char *name,*acc_type,*p;
 float initial;
 account s[2];
 for(i=0;i<2;i++)
 {
  cout<<"Enter name "<<i+1<<": "<<endl;
  cin>>p;
  while(*p!='\0')
  {
   count++;
   p++;
  }
  name=new char[count+1];
  name=p;
  cout<<"Enter account no :\n";
  cin>>no;
  cout<<"Enter account type: \n";
  char *q;
  cin>>q;
  count=0;
  while(*q!='\0')
  {
   count++;
   q++;
  }
  acc_type=new char[count+1];
  acc_type=q;
  cout<<"Enter principal amount:\n";
  cin>>initial;
  s[i].initialize(name,no,acc_type,initial);
 }
 for(i=0;i<2;i++)
 {
  s[i].display();
 }
}