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Hello everyone just learning python and need to create a while loop that shows interest and years I’m struggling with operands please help.
Here’s what I have so far:
Interest_rate = int(input(“rate in whole number”)
Initial_investment = float(input(“whole number”)
Interest = interest_rate / 100
Years = 0
investment = initial_investment + {initial_investment * interest}
While investment < (initial_investment * 2):
Print(f’Year: {years} Investment: {investment})
years +=1
Investment = (investment + {investment * interest})
I know that line 5 is two different operands but where did I go wrong and how can I fix?? Please and thank you!
