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4.6.3.Calculating compound interest.
Module Tester

   Sub Main()
      Dim amount, principal As Decimal 
      Dim rate As Double               
      Dim year As Integer              
      Dim output As String             

      principal = 1000
      rate = 0.05

      output = "Year" & vbTab & "Amount on deposit" & vbCrLf

      For year = To 10
         amount = principal * (+ rate^ year
         output &= year & vbTab & _
            String.Format("{0:C}", amount& vbCrLf
      Next

      Console.WriteLine(output)
   End Sub  

End Module
Year    Amount on deposit
1       $1,050.00
2       $1,102.50
3       $1,157.63
4       $1,215.51
5       $1,276.28
6       $1,340.10
7       $1,407.10
8       $1,477.46
9       $1,551.33
10      $1,628.89
4.6.For
4.6.1.For To Next Loop
4.6.2.Using For/Next structure to demonstrate summation.
4.6.3.Calculating compound interest.
4.6.4.For loop with float point control number
4.6.5.Set For Loop float Step
4.6.6.Nested For Loop
4.6.7.Float step
4.6.8.Calculated step
4.6.9.Exit For 1
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