My Current PC Savings fund:

[Travis]

public int compSavingsFund = 0;

public int addToSavings(120)
{
compSavingsFund += 120;
return compSavingsFund;
}

[speed stick]

So, looks like you can buy a good computer.

[OnBake Platinum]

With $120? I don't think so. But with a steady rate of deposits, hopefully he can.

[speed stick]

Just wait 20 years for the interest to grow!

[JustUsOwls]

public int compSavingsFund = 0;

public int addToSavings(120)
{
compSavingsFund += 120;
return compSavingsFund;
compSavingsFung +=0 // kekekke I stole it
return compSavingsFund;
}

[Travis]

You are a Java n00b. You don't say "compSavingsFun += 0;" it's just "compSavingsFund = 0;"

All you did was add zero to it. And not to mention that it would have exited the method after the first return statement, and it would have NEVER gotten to what you typed. Damn n00bz.

And I plan on putting large, steady deposits into this thing, so it should be about 2 months max.

[Travis]

Ah, now it's up to $351.70 because of the tax returns...YAY!