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The (fictitious) company Let Me Retire has asked you to build a financial calcul

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Question

The (fictitious) company Let Me Retire has asked you to build a financial calculator that can be used to calculate the future value of a retirement account. In its simplest form, a retirement account is, essentially, an annual deposit in an interest-bearing account. Deposits are always made at the beginning of the year and the interest earned is based on the balance each year.

For example, suppose you deposit $100.00 per year for two years in a 10% retirement account. In the first year you will earn $10.00 interest (i.e., 10% of $100.00) giving you a balance of $110.00 at the end of year 1. Then, at the beginning of year 2 you will deposit another $100.00, giving you a balance of $210.00. So, in the second year you will earn $21.00 interest (i.e., 10% of $210.00) giving you a balance of $231.00 at the end of year 2.

Required Program Structure and Function

Your application must consist of single function named main(). When executed, your application must:

1. Print a header.

2. Prompt the user to enter the size of the annual deposit.

3. Prompt the user to enter the interest rate.

4. Prompt the user to enter the number of years until retirement.

5. Calculate the future value of the retirement account (when the user retires).

6. Print the future value of the retirement account.

Explanation / Answer

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the output

Header you want, Welcom

enter the size of the annual deposit

100000

enter the interest rate

10

enter the number of years until retirement

2

annual deposit 100000, interest rate 10, number of years 2f

uture value of the retirement account: 231000

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Module Module1

Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("Header you want, Welcom ")
Console.WriteLine("enter the size of the annual deposit")
Dim Deposit As Double
Deposit = Console.ReadLine()

Console.WriteLine("enter the interest rate")
Dim rate As Double
rate = Console.ReadLine()


Console.WriteLine("enter the number of years until retirement")
Dim years As Integer
years = Console.ReadLine()


Console.WriteLine("annual deposit {0}, interest rate {1}, number of years {2}", _
Deposit, rate, years)




Dim result As Double = 0

For index As Integer = 1 To years
result += Deposit
result += result * (rate / 100)
Next


Console.WriteLine("future value of the retirement account: {0}", result)


End Sub

End Module