Define a problem with user input, user output and
mathematical computation.
Include source code and output. If no output explain the reason why
and what you are going to do make sure it does not happen again aka
learning from your mistakes. (JAVA)
Ans: - Here we are taking problem of Simple interest calculation for the given time period.
Simple Interest Definition: - Simple interest is a very common mathematical term which is used in banking sector to calculate the interest for a specified amount for specified amount of time period.
Mathematical Computations: - Simple Interest = (P × R × T)/100
where P = Principal Amount, R = Annual interest rate, T = Time period or duration for the interest
Problem: - Write a Java program to find the simple interest for the given time period by using the given parameters i.e. principal amount for the interest and rate of the interest.
Pseudocode: -
//pseudocode to calculate the simple interest
Begin //start of the code
Define variables p, r, t, Simple_Interest // initialize variables
Read: p, r, t // input values p,r,t by the user
Compute Simple_Interest as (p*r*t)/100 // calculating simple interest using the formula
Print Simple_interest // Display result on the screen
End // end of the program
Code: -
Output: -
There is decimal after the Output value because we have used the float datatype for defining the variables.
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