Out of 5 , 2 cases are getting wrong. Help me out

Question

You are working on a banking app.

The code declares a BankAccount struct with a balance field.
You need to add a withdraw() method for the BankAccount struct. It should take an integer argument and decrease the balance of the Bank Account by the given amount.
In case there is not enough money in the account, the method should output "Insufficient Funds".

package main
import "fmt"

type BankAccount struct {
holder string
balance int
}
func (ptr *BankAccount) withdraw(amount int){
ptr.balance-= amount
}
func main() {
acc := BankAccount{"James Smith", 100000}

var amount int
var balance int
fmt.Scanln(&amount)

acc.withdraw(amount)
fmt.Println(acc)
if(amount<balance){
fmt.Println("Insufficient Funds")
}
acc.withdraw(amount)
}

Answer 1

NotAPythonNinja it's not working

Answer 2

package main
import "fmt"

type BankAccount struct {
  holder string
  balance int
}
func (ptr *BankAccount) withdraw(amount int){

    if(amount<ptr.balance){
       ptr.balance-= amount
       fmt.Println(ptr.balance)
   } else{
      fmt.Println("Insufficient FundS")}

}
func main() {
  acc := BankAccount{"James Smith", 100000}

  var amount int

  fmt.Scanln(&amount)

  acc.withdraw(amount)
  fmt.Println(acc)

  acc.withdraw(amount)

}

David Ordás please check once. Out of 5 cases I am getting two wrong.

Answer 3

What happens?

https://code.sololearn.com/cjqFKlICtbix/?ref=app

Answer 4

package main
import "fmt"

type BankAccount struct {
holder string
balance int
}

func (acc *BankAccount) withdraw(amount int) {
if amount <= 100000 {
acc.balance -= amount
} else {
fmt.Println("Insufficient Funds")
}
}

func main() {
acc := BankAccount{"James Smith", 100000}

var amount int
fmt.Scanln(&amount)

acc.withdraw(amount)
fmt.Println(acc)
}

Answer 5

ThanksNotAPythonNinja