💰 Day 4 – My C Program to Calculate Simple Interest

 ðŸŒŸ Mayur’s Tech Journey


I am Mayur B Gund, a first-year Computer Science and Engineering student at Sanjivani College of Engineering.

Through this blog series, Mayur’s Tech Journey, I am documenting my daily coding learnings — starting from the basics of Python and C, and gradually moving towards bigger projects.

My aim is to learn, explore, and share everything I code, so that someday I can look back and see how far I’ve come.

✨ This is not just about writing code, but about building consistency, discipline, and a strong foundation for my future in technology.


💰 Day 4 – My C Program to Calculate Simple Interest


Today, I explored another practical application of C language — writing a program to calculate Simple Interest using user inputs. This program made me realize how coding connects directly with real-world problems from mathematics and finance.


🧩 The Program :


#include <stdio.h>

/*

program : To find simple interest using user inputs

Author : Mayur B Gund

Date : 08/09/2025

*/


int main() {

    float p, r, t; // principal, rate, time

    printf("Enter principal amount :\n");

    scanf("%f", &p);

    printf("Enter rate of interest : \n");

    scanf("%f", &r);

    printf("Enter time for interest : \n");

    scanf("%f", &t);

    printf("The simple interest on the given inputs is : %f", (p * r * t) / 100.0);

    return 0;

}


📌 Output Example :


Enter principal amount : 

30000.0

Enter rate of interest :

4.5

Enter time for interest :

5

The simple interest on the given inputs is : 6750.000000



💡 What I Learned Today :


  • How to take multiple user inputs in a program.
  • Use of float variables for decimal values.
  • Applying a real-life formula in C.
  • Structuring input and output for better readability.
  • Setting up a C environment in VS Code — unlike Python, it requires installing the correct compiler and extensions like Code Runner


🚀 Reflection :


Coding in VS Code for the first time in C was not easy. I had to work hard to set up the environment, and I realized something important: every language has its own legacy.

Python was simple to start with, but C made me understand the importance of compilers and configurations. This challenge itself became a learning experience

With every program, from geometry (area of circle) to finance (simple interest), I feel closer to solving real-world problems with code.


✨ Step by step, building my coding journey 🚀


Code in C Language 

Output of program 




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