How to display this using MessageBox.Show method

[Amanda]

Can anyone help me to display the output in MessageBox for the
following program result?
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using System;
using System.Collecti ons.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace A2_CISP40506F
{
class A2
{

static void Main(string[] args)
{
double p = 1000;
double r = .05, interest = 0;
double a = 0;
Console.WriteLi ne("Year\tAmoun t On Deposit\tIntere st");
for (int year = 1; year <= 100; year++)
{
interest += a * r;
a = p + a * (1 + r);
Console.WriteLi ne("{0}\t{1:C}\ t\t{2:C}", year, a,
interest);

}
}
} // class A2
}

[Michael A. Covington]

I think what you want is:

MessageBox.Show (String.Format( "{0}\t{1:C}\t\t {2:C}", year, a, interest));

In general, String.Format does the same kind of formatting as WriteLine, but
the result is returned as a string (which you can then output any way you
want) rather than being written on the console.

[Amanda]

Michael A. Covington wrote:

I think what you want is:

MessageBox.Show (String.Format( "{0}\t{1:C}\t\t {2:C}", year, a, interest));

Yes, I couldn't use MessageBox.show because I cteated the project as
console. I fixed that.

And, I do not want the title of messagebox repeated. So I concatenated
the string and then call MessageBox.Show outside the for loop.

>
In general, String.Format does the same kind of formatting as WriteLine, but
the result is returned as a string (which you can then output any way you
want) rather than being written on the console.

[Forrest]

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>
Michael A. Covington wrote:

>I think what you want is:

MessageBox.Sho w(String.Format ("{0}\t{1:C}\t\ t{2:C}", year, a, interest));

Yes, I couldn't use MessageBox.show because I cteated the project as
console. I fixed that.

And, I do not want the title of messagebox repeated. So I concatenated
the string and then call MessageBox.Show outside the for loop.

>>
In general, String.Format does the same kind of formatting as WriteLine,
but
the result is returned as a string (which you can then output any way you
want) rather than being written on the console.

Try add using System.Windows. Forms it help

Forrest