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Class Assignment File Saving (LOOPS)

lisagimros (8)
Hi! I need help with saving data into a text file. What I did won't work and I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I just need the results to save into a separate file that I have created in the project folder, after all of the calculations.

Also the loop must break if the balance is zero in any iteration and I don't think my program does that..

Can someone please help me with these two problems?

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#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    double annualInterest,   startingBal,
           accountBalance,   withdrawn,
           deposit;
    double totalDeposit = 0, totalInterestEarned = 0,
           monthlyInterestEarned, totalWithdrawn = 0;
    int    months, i;

    ofstream outFile;
    outFile.open("accountresults");

    // Prompting the user to enter information
    cout << "Enter the annual interest rate: " << endl;
    cin >> annualInterest;

    cout << "Enter the starting balance: " << endl;
    cin >> startingBal;
    accountBalance = startingBal;

    cout << "Enter the number of months that have passed\n";
    cout << "since the account was established: " << endl;
    cin >> months;

    // Running each month and gathering data
    for (i = 1; i <= months; i++)
    {
        cout << "Enter the following information for month " << i << ": " << endl;

        do // Asking for the monthly deposit
        {
            cout << "How much money was deposited? ";
            cin >> deposit;
            if (deposit < 0)
            cout << "It should be a positive number.\n\n";

        }   while (deposit < 0);
            accountBalance += deposit;

        do // Asking for the monthly withdrawals
        {
            cout << "How much money was withdrawn from account? ";
            cin >> withdrawn;
            if (withdrawn < 0)
            cout << "It should be a positive number.\n\n";

        }   while (withdrawn < 0);
        accountBalance -= withdrawn;

        monthlyInterestEarned = accountBalance * (annualInterest / 12);
        accountBalance += monthlyInterestEarned;

        totalDeposit += deposit;
        totalWithdrawn += withdrawn;
        totalInterestEarned += monthlyInterestEarned;

    }

    // Displaying the results
    outFile << fixed << setprecision (2);
    outFile << "Ending balance: " << accountBalance << endl;
    outFile << "Total deposit: " << totalDeposit << endl;
    outFile << "Total withdrawn: " << totalWithdrawn << endl;
    outFile << "Total interest earned: " << totalInterestEarned << endl;

    outFile.close();

    return 0;
}



//If the balance is less than zero in any iteration, you must break your loop and send the information to the file along with a message.
roosen5 (2)
The file saving part looks OK, are you sure its not working? You should add an extension to the filename though (accountresults.txt)

As for breaking out if the account balance is zero, you could add another condition in the for loop or add if (accountBalance <= 0) break; at the end of the loop
TheIdeasMan (6817)
Duplicate: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/216423/#msg1003337

Please don't do this - it s a time waster for those who reply.
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