JSCalc for loop statement
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Trying to create a compound calculator, but then it only displays one row (year, investment value). How do I get the calculator to display table of investment values from year 1 to year n?
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
return
returnz:[
'years' : yr,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir),yr))
]
;The webpage:
https://jscalc.io/calc/OaVdNdV6sRENdT66
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Trying to create a compound calculator, but then it only displays one row (year, investment value). How do I get the calculator to display table of investment values from year 1 to year n?
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
return
returnz:[
'years' : yr,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir),yr))
]
;The webpage:
https://jscalc.io/calc/OaVdNdV6sRENdT66
Thank you!
javascript
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Trying to create a compound calculator, but then it only displays one row (year, investment value). How do I get the calculator to display table of investment values from year 1 to year n?
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
return
returnz:[
'years' : yr,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir),yr))
]
;The webpage:
https://jscalc.io/calc/OaVdNdV6sRENdT66
Thank you!
javascript
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Javascript beginner
Trying to create a compound calculator, but then it only displays one row (year, investment value). How do I get the calculator to display table of investment values from year 1 to year n?
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
return
returnz:[
'years' : yr,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir),yr))
]
;The webpage:
https://jscalc.io/calc/OaVdNdV6sRENdT66
Thank you!
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
return
returnz:[
'years' : yr,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir),yr))
]
;'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
return
returnz:[
'years' : yr,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir),yr))
]
;javascript
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The value that you're returning in returnz is a list that has only one element, containing the last year and its associated interest rate.
You need to initialize an empty list and add each year with a for loop:
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
var years = ;
for(var year = 1; year <= yr; year++)
years.push(
'years' : year,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir), year))
);
return
returnz: years
;
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
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The value that you're returning in returnz is a list that has only one element, containing the last year and its associated interest rate.
You need to initialize an empty list and add each year with a for loop:
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
var years = ;
for(var year = 1; year <= yr; year++)
years.push(
'years' : year,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir), year))
);
return
returnz: years
;
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
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The value that you're returning in returnz is a list that has only one element, containing the last year and its associated interest rate.
You need to initialize an empty list and add each year with a for loop:
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
var years = ;
for(var year = 1; year <= yr; year++)
years.push(
'years' : year,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir), year))
);
return
returnz: years
;
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
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up vote
0
down vote
The value that you're returning in returnz is a list that has only one element, containing the last year and its associated interest rate.
You need to initialize an empty list and add each year with a for loop:
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
var years = ;
for(var year = 1; year <= yr; year++)
years.push(
'years' : year,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir), year))
);
return
returnz: years
;
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
The value that you're returning in returnz is a list that has only one element, containing the last year and its associated interest rate.
You need to initialize an empty list and add each year with a for loop:
'use strict';
var ir=inputs.interestRate/100;
var yr=inputs.years;
var years = ;
for(var year = 1; year <= yr; year++)
years.push(
'years' : year,
'returnValue': inputs.value*(Math.pow((1+ir), year))
);
return
returnz: years
;
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
answered Nov 9 at 15:23
Locoluis
54337
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