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Re: How hard would this be to write for a Beginner?
write a program that computes and assess the tuition fee of the students in one trimester,
based on the given mode of payment below
plan(key) discount(-)or(+)interest
1 cash 10%discount
2 two-installment 5%interest
3 three-installment 10%interest
EX
Input Tuition Fee: 20,000
Enter mode of payment: 2
press 1 for cash, 2 for two installment, 3 for three installment
output
your total tuition fee is: 21,000
please help me to do my assignmen.
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Re: How hard would this be to write for a Beginner?
1) Please do not hijack other people's threads, I have moved your post to its own thread. 2) What you posted is what we call a homework dump. It makes you look as if you are looking for someone to do it for you, which we do not, and which is cheating. My suggestion: show what you've tried so far and ask a specific question.
Re: How hard would this be to write for a Beginner?
That seems really easy to do. Especially if you are past Algebra 2 or you have done AP Econ or whatever is the College equivalent. Actually, most of the program seem to be present in your example. You just need to integrate the arithmetic and code that allows you to get user input. If you need further help, google "how to get user input in java" and "how to calculate interest over time."
That should start you off, and probably finish you off as well.
Hope this helps
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