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didi2005
15 Sep, 2008 - 05:06 AM
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Hi everyone. Im new to java. Currently i would like to create something like below.

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But im having problem with the "system.out.println" syntax.
This is my code:

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System.out.println("Payment\t    \t    \t Unpaid\t      Total Interest\t"); //Output of table listing
System.out.println("No.\t Interest\t Principal\t Balance\t To Date\t");
                               
for ( a = 1; a <= loan_period_month; a++){
   payment_no++;
   interest = (loan_amount * interest_rate / 100) / loan_period_month;
   System.out.println(""+payment_no);
}


For "System.out.println(""+payment_no);", how do i add other variable inside in order to display others values also?
I've tried "System.out.println("" +payment_no+ +interest+); , but error occur when compiled.

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15 Sep, 2008 - 05:20 AM
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Try changing
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  System.out.println(""+payment_no);

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System.out.println("" + payment_no + "\t" + interest + "\t" + loan_amount + "\t" + unpaid + "\t" + interest_to_date);


(obviously replacing my variables with the actual variables)
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15 Sep, 2008 - 05:37 AM
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Try changing
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  System.out.println(""+payment_no);

to
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System.out.println("" + payment_no + "\t" + interest + "\t" + loan_amount + "\t" + unpaid + "\t" + interest_to_date);


(obviously replacing my variables with the actual variables)

Thx xerxes333

i changed it to "System.out.println("" + payment_no + "\t" + interest );" and is working.
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15 Sep, 2008 - 06:52 AM
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As well it should. You only need one + sign per variable you're going to add.

Like you did with the null String and payment_no...there's only 1 + sign, right? tongue.gif smile.gif

Hope this helps you in the future! smile.gif

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