Simple interest Calculator

Submitted by EdwardsJ89 on Sunday, March 3, 2013 - 17:57.

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A very simple interest calculator Enter Principal, Interest Rate and Term (In years) after each year the interest earned is added to the principal and recalculated for every year. This is my very first C# program and I am still very new to this, if there is anyone who could help with shortening my decimal places to 2 I'd appreciate ir very much.

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Submitted byAnonymous (not verified)on Mon, 03/04/2013 - 18:09

I only code in Visual Basic so can offer a solution to your question that way. There are free VB to C# converters on the web and they are easy to use. Here is the solution to your problem in VB: "YourTextBox".Text = String.Format("{0:n2}", "YourVariable" Substitute "YourTextBox" and "YourVariable" with the names that you have used but do not include the quotation marks. HTH

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