2025: A Year of Exams, Excellence, and Evolution Hi, I am Mayur Gund welcoming you at Mayur's Tech Journey. As the curtains fall on 2025, I look back at a year that was defined by grit, transitions, and the discovery of my true passion. From the silent halls of exam centers to the vibrant development labs of Sanjivani, this year has been an unforgettable journey of growth. The Rigorous Start: The year 2025 began with intense pressure. Every student in India knows the weight of the last week of January—the JEE Mains . My preparation was rigorous, and on 12th February, I received my first boost: a 83 percentile in JEE Mains. While I was still processing this, the HSC Board exams arrived in the same month, requiring a complete shift in focus from entrance logic to descriptive writing. The Frustrating Peak: MHT-CET and Mock A March was perhaps the most challenging month of the year. It was a period of constant mock tests. The frustration of stagnant scores and the repeti...
🌟 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 🚀
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