How to display the computed value for every month using C#

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Hi guys.

I have a problem that I need to solve quickly.

Here is the scenario. The total fee to pay by the customer is 15,000. Now, customer needs to down payment of 5,000 at first. So the remaining balance is 10,000. Now, that 10,000 will be divided into 10 months so it the customer will pay 1,000 each month. I want to display the list of months and the payment the customer needs to pay. I cannot think of any way to do this. Can anyone suggest here some links, of can give codes that might help me here. Thanks in advance.

Posted 22-Jan-15 8:02am

DarkDreamer08

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Nathan Minier 22-Jan-15 14:07pm

Use the DateTime object.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime(v=vs.110).aspx

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Jan-15 14:08pm

Do you understand that "I cannot think of any way do to this" strongly demotivate answering, because next step seems to be "I cannot think of a way of using this advice"? Who would like to waste time on such inquirer?

You need to start with explaining your problem, showing what have you tried so far.

—SA

CPallini 22-Jan-15 17:11pm

Yep, "I cannot think of any way do to this" is at least discouraging, in such a case.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Jan-15 17:45pm

:-)

BillWoodruff 23-Jan-15 1:52am

This is WinForms ? WPF ? ASP.NET ?

DarkDreamer08 23-Jan-15 23:40pm

WinForms

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MT_ · Answer 1 · 2015-01-22T08:12:00

So you need idea how the page /screen should be? or you need ready-made code?

If second is what you are looking for, sorry I can't help you or rather no-one will be able to help.

If the case is first, you can thing of simple table view using grid/list etc having first column as month and second as installment. If you want to show paid installment and remaining installments, a tab view might be a better idea (both tab actually showing same control only data will be different.

BacchusBeale · Answer 2 · 2015-01-22T16:21:00

One way is: you need a way to store the info e.g:

C#

class Payment
{
string month;
float amount;
}

them a collection such

List<payment>

to hold the data and add to Listbox etc.

you can make an enum or array with names of the month, then

float remainder=10000;
int startMonth=1; // change to start month
int numPayments=(int)remainder/12;
float installment=remainder/numPayments;
for(int i=0; i<numpayments;>{
// add new Payment to List
}

How to display the computed value for every month using C#

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