Upcasting w/ Static Binding
	• When we use the statement member function with our account pointer, the actual member function used is the account's statement member function. • This is because static binding is in effect. • The member function bound by the compiler is based on the static type of the pointer, not the actual or dynamic type of the object pointed to. • Thus, even though the complete derived class object is there, static binding prevents us from using the derived class' statement member function.