For Loops Help

[jolly50]

Hi,

I'm really new with turing and I'm trying to get some of my homework done, but I'm having problems with the one question...

Here is the question:
"Write a program to compute the bank balance at the end of each year for 10 years resulting from an initial deposit of $1000 and an annual interest rate of 6%. Output for each year end the number of the year, the initial balance, the interest for the year, and the balance at the end of the year."

What I have so far:

code:

var total, interest, endOfyear: real var initialdeposit : int total:= 0 put "What is your initial deposit? ".. get initialdeposit endOfyear:= initialdeposit*1.06 interest:=initialdeposit*0.06 for i: 1..10     put i,". ", endOfyear     total:=total+endOfyear+interest     end for

I have only worked on the first part with the for loops...my problem is that I don't know how to make each line add the 6% of the initial deposit....

I'm not asking you to write my homework for me.....I'm asking you for help to fix my loop....just to be clear

[Nick]

Turing:

for i: 1..10     put i,". ", endOfyear     total:=total+endOfyear+interest     end for

theres your problem...
you are outputting the endOfyear instead of your total

also you are declaring total after you output anything

heres how it should look

Turing:

for i: 1..10     total:=total+endOfyear+interest     put i,". ", total end for

[jolly50]

ok...i'm close to finishing it, but there is still one more problem.

I fixed the problem i had and i moved around the variables but my output is still wrong.

code:

var total, interest, endOfyear: real var initialdeposit : int total:= 0 put "What is your initial deposit? ".. get initialdeposit endOfyear:= initialdeposit*1.06 interest:=initialdeposit*0.06 for i: 1..10     total:=total+initialdeposit+interest     put i,". ", total end for

but my output should be something like

1. 1060
2. 1120
3. 1180
..etc


instead i'm getting

1. 1060
2. 2120
3. 3180
4. 4240
...etc

I think the problem is with my "total:=total+...

Thanks for your help

[rdrake]

You're adding the initial deposit to the result each time. Hence why your output is an extra $1000 each time.

[Nick]

rdrake is right so instead of adding the total in the loop add it to the total before hand so...

Turing:

var total, interest, endOfyear: real var initialdeposit : int total:= 0 put "What is your initial deposit? ".. get initialdeposit endOfyear:= initialdeposit*1.06 interest:=initialdeposit*0.06 total:=intialdeposit for i: 1..10     total:=total+interest     put i,". ", total end for

[jolly50]

Thanks...it worked perfectly