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A User-defined function example

The following simple function takes a principal amount, an annual percentage rate, and a loan duration in months and returns the total amount of interest to be paid over the period. You can optionally use the percent sign for the percentage rate, and include the dollar sign and comma separators for the principal amount.

You could use the TotalInterest function in a cfoutput tag of a form's action page, as follows:

<cfoutput> 
   Loan amount: #Form.Principal#<br>
   Annual percentage rate: #Form.AnnualPercent#<br>
   Loan duration: #Form.Months# months<br>
   TOTAL INTEREST: #TotalInterest(Form.Principal, Form.AnnualPercent,
      Form.Months)#<br>
</cfoutput>
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