Re: HOW do i write this program!!!!!!

[Lavadome]

Hahahahah.. Yeah turn this code in :) BTW, the most annoying thing happens
when I read news in Outlook Express 5... anytime there is code in a message
showing a line with the // comments, Outlook Express in its infinite
wisdome will change something like:

// Hi I am a comment

to

file://Hi I am a comment

This is the most annoying thing. I guess when it sees // it automatically
wants it to be an HTML thing. I've checked everyone option I can find in
Outlook Express to turn off such annoying "Auto Fix" things, but I can't
find any.. Please help me get rid of this annoying ness.. thanks

charles evans

tack <mtrjlt@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:38bad5a4$1@news.devx.com...
>
> Am I being too kind or what?
> Here's the source you wanted.
>
> #include <iostream> file://for cout and cin object
> #include <cmath> file://for ciel() and pow() function
> using namespace std; file://namespace for the headers
>
> double estimate(double n)
> {
> file://leaves the 2 decimal
> return ceil(n*100)/100;
> }
>
> void main()
> {
> double monthly_payment = 165.25;
> int number_of_payments = 36;
> double annual_intrest = 0.09;
>
>
> begin:
> cout << "Enter the monthly payment :";
> cin >> monthly_payment;
>
> cout << "Enter the annual intrest :";
> cin >> annual_intrest;
> // allow input in either percentage and decimal
> annual_intrest = ( annual_intrest > 1 ) ? annual_intrest/100 :
annual_intrest;
>
> cout << "Enter the number of payments :";
> cin >> number_of_payments;
>
> file://confirmation
> cout << "\n\n";
> cout << "monthly payment:" << monthly_payment << "\n";
> cout << number_of_payments << " times\n";
> cout << "annual intrest:" << annual_intrest*100 << "%\n";
> char YESorNO;
> cout << "Is this okay? (y/n) ";
> cin >> YESorNO;
> if (( YESorNO == 'n' )||( YESorNO == 'N' ))
> goto begin;
>
>
> file://execute calculation
> cout << "monthly payment :" << monthly_payment << " dollars ";
> cout << "intrest :" << annual_intrest*100 << "% ";
> cout << "(monthly :" << estimate(annual_intrest*100/12) << "%) ";
> cout << number_of_payments << " payments\n";
>
> double remaining_bal;
> int month;
> for (month=0; month <= 3; month++)
> {
> file://The formula you provided didn't work, so let me use mine
> remaining_bal = monthly_payment/annual_intrest*12
>
*(pow(1-annual_intrest/12,month)-pow(1-annual_intrest/12,number_of_payments)
);
>
> file://who pays for minus balance?
> if (remaining_bal<0)
> break;
>
> if (month != 0)
> cout << month << "\t ";
> else
> cout << "price\t ";
> cout << estimate( remaining_bal ) << "dollars\n";
> }
> }
>
>
> I'll be waiting for your mail.;-)
>
>
> "boobless" <boobless@comic.com> wrote:
> >
> >-You have bought a car, taking out a loan with an annual interest rate of
> >9%. You will make 36 monthly payments
> >of $165.25 each. You want to keep track of remaining balance you owe
after
> >each monthly payment. The formula
> >for the remaining balance is:
> >BAL k =pmt[ 1-(1+i)^k-n/ i]
> >
> >-BAL k= balance remaining after the Kth payment
> >-k= payment number (1,2,3...)
> >-pmt= amount of the monthly payment
> >-i= interest per month(annual rate / 12)
> >-n= total number of payments to be made
> >
> >Write a program to calculate and print the balance remaning after the
first,
> >second and the third monthly car
> >payments. Before printing these three results, the program should output
> >the valuse on which the calculations
> >are based (monthly payment, interest rate and total numbers of payments).
> >Lable all output with identifying
> >message and print all money amounts to two decimal places.
> >----------------------------------------
> >
> >HELPPPP!!!!!!!!
> >
> >
>

[Dan]

Outlook Express is giving you trouble. If you are being honest and have gone
through all options then i can only suggest a few things. Try out microsofts
knowledge base at http://www.microsoft.com
or
drop them a line asking them why this is happening

"Lavadome" <lavadome95@yahoo.com> wrote:
>Hahahahah.. Yeah turn this code in :) BTW, the most annoying thing happens
>when I read news in Outlook Express 5... anytime there is code in a message
>showing a line with the // comments, Outlook Express in its infinite
>wisdome will change something like:
>
> // Hi I am a comment
>
> to
>
> file://Hi I am a comment
>
>This is the most annoying thing. I guess when it sees // it automatically
>wants it to be an HTML thing. I've checked everyone option I can find in
>Outlook Express to turn off such annoying "Auto Fix" things, but I can't
>find any.. Please help me get rid of this annoying ness.. thanks
>
>charles evans
>
>tack <mtrjlt@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:38bad5a4$1@news.devx.com...
>>
>> Am I being too kind or what?
>> Here's the source you wanted.
>>
>> #include <iostream> file://for cout and cin object
>> #include <cmath> file://for ciel() and pow() function
>> using namespace std; file://namespace for the headers
>>
>> double estimate(double n)
>> {
>> file://leaves the 2 decimal
>> return ceil(n*100)/100;
>> }
>>
>> void main()
>> {
>> double monthly_payment = 165.25;
>> int number_of_payments = 36;
>> double annual_intrest = 0.09;
>>
>>
>> begin:
>> cout << "Enter the monthly payment :";
>> cin >> monthly_payment;
>>
>> cout << "Enter the annual intrest :";
>> cin >> annual_intrest;
>> // allow input in either percentage and decimal
>> annual_intrest = ( annual_intrest > 1 ) ? annual_intrest/100 :
>annual_intrest;
>>
>> cout << "Enter the number of payments :";
>> cin >> number_of_payments;
>>
>> file://confirmation
>> cout << "\n\n";
>> cout << "monthly payment:" << monthly_payment << "\n";
>> cout << number_of_payments << " times\n";
>> cout << "annual intrest:" << annual_intrest*100 << "%\n";
>> char YESorNO;
>> cout << "Is this okay? (y/n) ";
>> cin >> YESorNO;
>> if (( YESorNO == 'n' )||( YESorNO == 'N' ))
>> goto begin;
>>
>>
>> file://execute calculation
>> cout << "monthly payment :" << monthly_payment << " dollars ";
>> cout << "intrest :" << annual_intrest*100 << "% ";
>> cout << "(monthly :" << estimate(annual_intrest*100/12) << "%) ";
>> cout << number_of_payments << " payments\n";
>>
>> double remaining_bal;
>> int month;
>> for (month=0; month <= 3; month++)
>> {
>> file://The formula you provided didn't work, so let me use mine
>> remaining_bal = monthly_payment/annual_intrest*12
>>
>*(pow(1-annual_intrest/12,month)-pow(1-annual_intrest/12,number_of_payments)
>);
>>
>> file://who pays for minus balance?
>> if (remaining_bal<0)
>> break;
>>
>> if (month != 0)
>> cout << month << "\t ";
>> else
>> cout << "price\t ";
>> cout << estimate( remaining_bal ) << "dollars\n";
>> }
>> }
>>
>>
>> I'll be waiting for your mail.;-)
>>
>>
>> "boobless" <boobless@comic.com> wrote:
>> >
>> >-You have bought a car, taking out a loan with an annual interest rate
of
>> >9%. You will make 36 monthly payments
>> >of $165.25 each. You want to keep track of remaining balance you owe
>after
>> >each monthly payment. The formula
>> >for the remaining balance is:
>> >BAL k =pmt[ 1-(1+i)^k-n/ i]
>> >
>> >-BAL k= balance remaining after the Kth payment
>> >-k= payment number (1,2,3...)
>> >-pmt= amount of the monthly payment
>> >-i= interest per month(annual rate / 12)
>> >-n= total number of payments to be made
>> >
>> >Write a program to calculate and print the balance remaning after the
>first,
>> >second and the third monthly car
>> >payments. Before printing these three results, the program should output
>> >the valuse on which the calculations
>> >are based (monthly payment, interest rate and total numbers of payments).
>> >Lable all output with identifying
>> >message and print all money amounts to two decimal places.
>> >----------------------------------------
>> >
>> >HELPPPP!!!!!!!!
>> >
>> >
>>
>
>