/*Programmer:Lukas

* Date: April 13 - April 27

* Project: Freedom Financial

* Description: Calculates and displays how much interest you would earn over a period of time

*/

using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        double balance;

        double rate;//interest rate

        int years;

        Console.WriteLine("Welcome to Freedom Financial. Our goal is your success!");

            ebalance:

        Console.WriteLine("Initial investment (principal value):");

            if(!double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out balance)){ //takes in current balance

            Console.WriteLine("\n"+"[Please enter numerical value]");

            goto ebalance;//error check

        }

            erate:  

        Console.WriteLine("Yearly interest rate? (%):");

            if(!double.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out rate)){ //takes in interest rate

            Console.WriteLine("\n"+"[Please enter numerical value]");

            goto erate;//error check

        }

            eyears:

        Console.WriteLine("Term of Investment (years):");

            if(!int.TryParse(Console.ReadLine(), out years)){ //takes in years

            Console.WriteLine("\n"+"[Please enter numerical value]");

            goto eyears;//error check

        }

        Console.WriteLine("{0,11}{1,24}{2,26}","Year", "Interest", "Balance" );

        Console.WriteLine("\n" + new string('-',62));//Border

        for (int iTime = 1; iTime <= years; iTime++){//iTime = Investment Time 

        double irate = rate/100;

        double interest = balance * irate;//Variable for interest    

        balance += interest;//Adds set amount of interest onto total each loop

        Console.WriteLine("{0,9}{1,26}{2,27}", iTime, interest.ToString("C2"),balance.ToString("C2"));//displays year, interest, new balance

​

        }

    }

}