Help with array problem

[tm5054]

#include <string>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;


int main()
{
    int loanAmount[10];
    int numMonths[10];
    string keepGoing;
    int counter = 0;

    do
    {
        cout << "Please enter a loan amount: ";
		cin >> loanAmount[counter];
        cout << "Please enter the number of months: ";
        cin >> numMonths[counter];
        counter++;
        cout << endl << "Do you want to continue (yes or no)? ";
        cin >> keepGoing;
       
    }while ((keepGoing == "yes") || (keepGoing == "YES"));

    
	cout << endl << "*************************" << endl;
    cout << "There are " << counter << " loans" << endl;

	
	for (int x = 0; x < counter; x++)
	{
		cout << "Loan " << x << " For $" << loanAmount[x] << " for " << numMonths[x]<< " months ";
		cout << "has a payment of $" << (double)loanAmount[x]/(double)numMonths[x] << " per month." << endl;
	}

	cout << "TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT: $" << loanAmount[counter] << endl;
	
}

Hello, I am having trouble summing up the monthly payment for the loan amounts the user has entered. Also, whenever it runs it says loan 1 is loan 0 and loan 2 is loan 1, etc...Any ideas on how I can fix this to have an output like this?

"
Please enter a loan amount: 1000
Please enter the number of months: 10
Continue (yes/no)? yes
Please enter a loan amount: 999
Please enter the number of months: 30
Continue (yes/no)? yes
Please enter a loan amount: 1234
Please enter the number of months: 5
Continue (yes/no)? no
************************* <<- YES PRINT THESE ASTERISKS
There are 3 loans.
Loan 1 for $1000 for 10 months has a payment of $100 per month
Loan 2 for $999 for 30 months has a payment of $33.3 per month
Loan 1 for $1234 for 5 months has a payment of $246.8 per month
TOTAL MONTHLY PAYMENT: $380.1"

Thanks for any help.

[Ancient Dragon]

>>cout << "Loan " << x << " For $"
add 1 to x so you get 1, 2, ... cout << "Loan " << x+1 << " For $" >>cout << "has a payment of $" << (double)loanAmount[x]/(double)numMonths[x] << " per month." << endl;
To get the sum of the above, do this in two steps and add them up on another variable

float total = 0;

...
...
float n = double)loanAmount[x]/(double)numMonths[x];
total += n;
cout <<  "has a payment of $" << n << " per month." << endl;

Now when that loop ends the variable total will have the sum of those amounts.

[tm5054]

Thanks a lot Ancient Dragon

[Ancient Dragon]

Please re-read my suggestion -- I didn't notice that you already had a variable x, so I changed my post accordingly.