I'm creating a donation application that reads the input in a textbox, converts it to a double. Then using the method operatingCost
, it should take that converted double and divide it by 17% (operating fees). Currently in the method, I have the variable dontationBFees
coming in and then being divided by 17 and creating a new variable afterFees
. Everything is working fine but I need to create a running total that will save all of the donations. It should display the total amount raised for the charity (that is, the total amount donated less all operating costs) for all donations up to that point. I know I need a while loop or do while loop so that the app runs and keeps adding the data. I just don't see why this code isn't producing the running total. I'm looking for help. Is there something I'm overlooking.
private decimal donationBFees = 0;
void deductOperatingCost(ref decimal afterFeesParam)
{
afterFeesParam = afterFeesParam - (afterFeesParam / 100 * 17);
}
private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
Boolean set = true;
do
{
String donationBeforeFees;
decimal totalDonationRaised;
donationBeforeFees = donationBox.Text;
donationBFees = System.Convert.ToDecimal(donationBeforeFees);
decimal afterFees = donationBFees;
deductOperatingCost(ref afterFees);
afterFeesBox.Text = afterFees.ToString("$###, ##0.00");
//This is the for loop I'm using to get the running total
for (int i = 0; i < afterFees; i++)
{
decimal total = 0;
total += afterFees;
totalDonationRaised = total;
totalDonationsBox.Text = totalDonationRaised.ToString("$###, ##0.00");
}
} while (set == false);
}
}
}