You could call dispenseWithoutQuestion(someamount) and the device would spit that amount of cash out so it was obviously tremendously pleasing to test.
You could call dispenseWithoutQuestion(someamount) and the device would spit that amount of cash out so it was obviously tremendously pleasing to test.
Of course you don't get to keep the money, but it is yours for a moment, even if just to count it.
And beyond that, you get to see your code operate a physical machine that you can touch.
How many of us get to do that?
Maybe they used $1s or something.
https://shop.dieboldnixdorf.com/atm-demonstration-currency/p...
(We haven't really had "ATM demonstrations" in a long time specifically, but there was a bit of time in the early adoption era to get a fake card into a customer's hand and let them play with a demonstration machine in your lobby or in an office to get to see how convenient it was to get the play money out. See also the tabletop demonstrator Triton built, the ATM Jr - https://triton.com/about-triton/innovative-history/)