In this exercise, some of the code inside the loop is already written for you. Notice the two new shorthands:
These shorthands are used commonly when writing loops, and make your code shorter and easier to read.
Similar shorthands exist for other arithmetic operations, such as --, -=, *=, and /=.
Complete the code sample, a program that calculates how much you will save in a year. You just need to write the while condition so the loop runs exactly 12 times.
No variables
Output (Console)