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Release: v1.0.0 – TeamRosh FinTech Interest Calculator
Description -: This release features TeamRosh FinTech Interest Calculator, a console-based Java application designed to perform various types of interest calculations. The program begins with a user verification step (a simple CAPTCHA-like system) to authenticate human interaction, enhancing security. After successful verification, the user is presented with a menu offering different interest calculation options, such as compound interest, simple interest, fixed interest, variable interest, discounted interest, annual percentage, and prime interest.
Key Features -: Human Verification: Implements a simple math-based CAPTCHA (addition of two random numbers) to prevent automated use with limited attempts (3 retries).
Multiple Interest Calculations: Includes several types of interest computations:
Compound Interest
Simple Interest
Fixed Interest (placeholder for future extension)
Variable Interest (placeholder for future extension)
Discounted Interest (placeholder for future extension)
Annual Percentage (placeholder for future extension)
Prime Interest (placeholder for future extension)
Time Unit Selection: Allows users to specify the time period units (days, months, or years) for interest calculation adaptability.
Detailed Input and Output: Requests principal, rate of interest, and time period inputs from the user, then displays detailed calculation results and summaries.
System Information Display: Shows system properties such as OS name and Java version during startup.
Continuous Operation: The program runs in a loop, repeatedly asking for verification and options, improving usability until exited or limited retries are exhausted.
Intended Audience -:
Beginners and intermediate Java learners aiming to understand input handling, validation, control structures, and arithmetic computations.
Individuals looking for a basic fintech utility with educational interest calculation algorithms.
Developers interested in extending the program with additional financial features.
Limitations & Future Enhancements -:
Currently, only compound and simple interest are fully implemented with detailed output; other options may have placeholders or require development.
Input validation can be improved for robustness against invalid or non-numeric entries.
User interface is console-based; future releases may include GUI or web interfaces.
Security is basic, focusing on user verification; no encryption or sensitive data protection is included.
The program assumes internet availability and accurate system property access for displaying system information.
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