Loan Calculator in C












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I wanted to create a loan calculator, but the code I could think of was using 3 functions, and calling them and getting result. But I felt it was easy but bad code because I thought this can be written in fewer lines and with more quality. I wanted to ask what are some things to keep in my mind while trying to write better code instead of going in flow and creating many functions.



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<math.h>

float loanAmount,interestRate,Discount,i,loanPayment; //global variables

int years;

void loanDetails(void); //input from user regarding the loan
float annualRate(void);// interest rate
float discount(void); //discount to be added

int main() //main
{

loanDetails(); //called three functions
annualRate();
discount();

loanPayment = (loanAmount)/(Discount); //formula for monthly payments

printf("nthe monthly loan payment is %f",loanPayment);

return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

void loanDetails(void) //taking input from user
{
printf("please enter Total Loan Amount: ");
scanf("%f",&loanAmount);
printf("please enter the number of years: ");
scanf("%d",&years);
printf("please enter the annualrate to be applied: ");
scanf("%f",&interestRate);
}

float annualRate(void) //calculated annual rate
{
float *ann;
ann = &interestRate;
i = ((*ann)/(100))/12;
printf("the value for %d years is %f",years,i);
return i;
}

float discount(void) //calculated dicount
{
float *x,y;
x = &i;
y = 1 + *x;
int n = years*12;
//Discount = pow((1+(*x)),12)-1/(*x)(pow((1+(*x)),12));
//Discount = (pow(y,(12))-1)/(y-1)*(pow(y,(12)));
float topD = (pow((y),n)-1);
float botD = (y-1)*pow((y),n);
Discount = topD/botD;
printf("nthe value of discount is : %f",Discount);
return Discount;
}








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    I wanted to create a loan calculator, but the code I could think of was using 3 functions, and calling them and getting result. But I felt it was easy but bad code because I thought this can be written in fewer lines and with more quality. I wanted to ask what are some things to keep in my mind while trying to write better code instead of going in flow and creating many functions.



    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<stdlib.h>
    #include<math.h>

    float loanAmount,interestRate,Discount,i,loanPayment; //global variables

    int years;

    void loanDetails(void); //input from user regarding the loan
    float annualRate(void);// interest rate
    float discount(void); //discount to be added

    int main() //main
    {

    loanDetails(); //called three functions
    annualRate();
    discount();

    loanPayment = (loanAmount)/(Discount); //formula for monthly payments

    printf("nthe monthly loan payment is %f",loanPayment);

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
    }

    void loanDetails(void) //taking input from user
    {
    printf("please enter Total Loan Amount: ");
    scanf("%f",&loanAmount);
    printf("please enter the number of years: ");
    scanf("%d",&years);
    printf("please enter the annualrate to be applied: ");
    scanf("%f",&interestRate);
    }

    float annualRate(void) //calculated annual rate
    {
    float *ann;
    ann = &interestRate;
    i = ((*ann)/(100))/12;
    printf("the value for %d years is %f",years,i);
    return i;
    }

    float discount(void) //calculated dicount
    {
    float *x,y;
    x = &i;
    y = 1 + *x;
    int n = years*12;
    //Discount = pow((1+(*x)),12)-1/(*x)(pow((1+(*x)),12));
    //Discount = (pow(y,(12))-1)/(y-1)*(pow(y,(12)));
    float topD = (pow((y),n)-1);
    float botD = (y-1)*pow((y),n);
    Discount = topD/botD;
    printf("nthe value of discount is : %f",Discount);
    return Discount;
    }








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      I wanted to create a loan calculator, but the code I could think of was using 3 functions, and calling them and getting result. But I felt it was easy but bad code because I thought this can be written in fewer lines and with more quality. I wanted to ask what are some things to keep in my mind while trying to write better code instead of going in flow and creating many functions.



      #include<stdio.h>
      #include<stdlib.h>
      #include<math.h>

      float loanAmount,interestRate,Discount,i,loanPayment; //global variables

      int years;

      void loanDetails(void); //input from user regarding the loan
      float annualRate(void);// interest rate
      float discount(void); //discount to be added

      int main() //main
      {

      loanDetails(); //called three functions
      annualRate();
      discount();

      loanPayment = (loanAmount)/(Discount); //formula for monthly payments

      printf("nthe monthly loan payment is %f",loanPayment);

      return EXIT_SUCCESS;
      }

      void loanDetails(void) //taking input from user
      {
      printf("please enter Total Loan Amount: ");
      scanf("%f",&loanAmount);
      printf("please enter the number of years: ");
      scanf("%d",&years);
      printf("please enter the annualrate to be applied: ");
      scanf("%f",&interestRate);
      }

      float annualRate(void) //calculated annual rate
      {
      float *ann;
      ann = &interestRate;
      i = ((*ann)/(100))/12;
      printf("the value for %d years is %f",years,i);
      return i;
      }

      float discount(void) //calculated dicount
      {
      float *x,y;
      x = &i;
      y = 1 + *x;
      int n = years*12;
      //Discount = pow((1+(*x)),12)-1/(*x)(pow((1+(*x)),12));
      //Discount = (pow(y,(12))-1)/(y-1)*(pow(y,(12)));
      float topD = (pow((y),n)-1);
      float botD = (y-1)*pow((y),n);
      Discount = topD/botD;
      printf("nthe value of discount is : %f",Discount);
      return Discount;
      }








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      I wanted to create a loan calculator, but the code I could think of was using 3 functions, and calling them and getting result. But I felt it was easy but bad code because I thought this can be written in fewer lines and with more quality. I wanted to ask what are some things to keep in my mind while trying to write better code instead of going in flow and creating many functions.



      #include<stdio.h>
      #include<stdlib.h>
      #include<math.h>

      float loanAmount,interestRate,Discount,i,loanPayment; //global variables

      int years;

      void loanDetails(void); //input from user regarding the loan
      float annualRate(void);// interest rate
      float discount(void); //discount to be added

      int main() //main
      {

      loanDetails(); //called three functions
      annualRate();
      discount();

      loanPayment = (loanAmount)/(Discount); //formula for monthly payments

      printf("nthe monthly loan payment is %f",loanPayment);

      return EXIT_SUCCESS;
      }

      void loanDetails(void) //taking input from user
      {
      printf("please enter Total Loan Amount: ");
      scanf("%f",&loanAmount);
      printf("please enter the number of years: ");
      scanf("%d",&years);
      printf("please enter the annualrate to be applied: ");
      scanf("%f",&interestRate);
      }

      float annualRate(void) //calculated annual rate
      {
      float *ann;
      ann = &interestRate;
      i = ((*ann)/(100))/12;
      printf("the value for %d years is %f",years,i);
      return i;
      }

      float discount(void) //calculated dicount
      {
      float *x,y;
      x = &i;
      y = 1 + *x;
      int n = years*12;
      //Discount = pow((1+(*x)),12)-1/(*x)(pow((1+(*x)),12));
      //Discount = (pow(y,(12))-1)/(y-1)*(pow(y,(12)));
      float topD = (pow((y),n)-1);
      float botD = (y-1)*pow((y),n);
      Discount = topD/botD;
      printf("nthe value of discount is : %f",Discount);
      return Discount;
      }






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