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Hi guys im having trouble figuring out how to complete this assignment
Use Notepad to create an input file with the following input data for this program: .01 36 10000 (which is the monthly interest rate, number of payments, and the amount of the loan).
Send all output (formatted as shown in your text) to an output file. Format the output using the appropriate manipulators and/or member functions.
any help would be nice.
Use Notepad to create an input file with the following input data for this program: .01 36 10000 (which is the monthly interest rate, number of payments, and the amount of the loan).
Send all output (formatted as shown in your text) to an output file. Format the output using the appropriate manipulators and/or member functions.
any help would be nice.
Well, you'll need <fstream> and <iomanip> at the very least according to your requirements. What have you accomplished?
Have you done anything yet, or are you hoping someone will write it for you? Please post any code you've written so far.
Well, stop looking at the problem as a whole. Break it up into manageable tasks.
Step 1) You need to create an input file. This is as hard as opening a text editor and putting in the information given
Step 2) You need to write a small program that can read information from a file and store it temporarily. This is where the <fstream> header comes in.
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/fstream/
Step 3) You now need to output this information that you stored, to a second file. Once again, you'll use <fstream> for this.
Note: You can use one fstream object for both writing and reading from a file, but if you have no experience with it I would recommend using an ifstream (input file) object for the reading, and an ofstream (output file) object for writing to the file.
This should be enough information to get you started.
Step 1) You need to create an input file. This is as hard as opening a text editor and putting in the information given
Step 2) You need to write a small program that can read information from a file and store it temporarily. This is where the <fstream> header comes in.
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iostream/fstream/
Step 3) You now need to output this information that you stored, to a second file. Once again, you'll use <fstream> for this.
Note: You can use one fstream object for both writing and reading from a file, but if you have no experience with it I would recommend using an ifstream (input file) object for the reading, and an ofstream (output file) object for writing to the file.
This should be enough information to get you started.
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