Program to find interest on bank deposits, COBOL Programming

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PROGRAM TO FIND INTEREST ON BANK DEPOSITS:

We have to write a program to find interest on deposits. The criteria is given below :

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identification division.

program- id.

environment division.

input-output section.

file-control.

  select bankfile assign to disk

  organization is line sequential.

data division.

file section.

fd bankfile  

  label records are standard

  value of file- id is "bank.dat".

01 bankrec.

  02 dno   pic 9(5).

  02 dname pic x(21).

  02 p     pic 9(4)v9(2).

  02 n     pic 9(2).

working-storage section.

01   ans pic x value space.

01   tot pic 9(6)v9(2) value 0.

01   int pic 9(6)v9(2) value 0.

01   key- in pic x value space.

01 r pic 9(2) value 0.

01 head-1 pic x(80) value all '-'.

01 head-2.

02  f pic x(8) value "Deps No".

    02  f pic x(3) value spaces.

    02  f pic x(10) value "Deps Name".

    02  f pic x(5) value spaces.

    02  f pic x(8) value "Deposit".

    02  f pic x(5) value spaces.

    02  f pic  x(8) value "Period".

    02  f pic x(5) value spaces.

    02  f pic x(5) value "Rate".

    02  f pic x(5) value spaces.

    02  f pic x(8) value "Interest".

    02  f pic x(10) value "  Nett".

  01  head-3.

    02  e-dno  pic z(5).

    02  e-dname pic x(26).

    02  e-p  pic  z(4).z(2).

  02  f pic x(5) value spaces.

  02  e-n  pic z(2).

  02  f pic x(5) value spaces.

  02  e-r pic z(2).

  02  f pic x(3) value spaces.

  02  e-int  pic z(4).z(2).

  02  f pic x(3) value spaces.

  02  e-tot pic z(6).z(2).

procedure division.

p-1.

  open output bankfile.

  perform g-w-para until ans = 'N' or 'n'.

  close bankfile.

  open input bankfile.

  display(1 1) erase.

  display head-1.

  display head-2.

  display head-1.

read-para.

  read bankfile at end go to close-para.

  if ( p not < 5000 and n not < 3 )

    move 10 to r

    compute tot = p * (1 +  r / 100) ** n.

  if ( p not < 5000 and n < 3)

    move 8 to r

    compute tot = p * (1 +  r / 100) ** n.

  if ( p < 5000)

    move 7 to r    

    compute tot = p * (1 + r / 100) ** n.

  move tot to e-tot.

  compute int = tot - p.

  move int to e- int.

  move dno to e-dno.

  move dname to e-dname.

  move p to e-p.

  move n to e-n.

  move r to e-r.

  display head-3.

  go to read-para.

close-para.

  display head-1.

  close bankfile.

  stop run.

g-w-para.

  display(1 1) erase.  

  display(3 5) "Dep No : ".

  accept dno.

  display(5 5) "Dep Name : ".

  accept dname.

  display(7 5) "Amount : ".

  accept p.

  display(9 5) "Years : ".

  accept n.

  write bankrec.

  display(15 5) "Add more [y/n] : ".

  accept ans.


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