Thread: how to program this

These guys are coming out of school, up to their ears in debt, full of high hopes only to discover their education was outdated before they were born... Not good!

Especially after paying off their teachers when they can't hack it!

Just a random thought are aeronautical engineers, in India, trained on Propeller powered planes or blimps; instead of jet aircraft?

Paper airplanes.

haay ! you guys is so humble. tsk! im only 1st year student of IT. ok?

is this correct? help

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
main()
{

float rph,bpd,tax,sss=250,pagibig=150,otp,bspc,bonus,cola,npay,gpay;
int nhw,ndw,el;
char ans=' ';
clrscr();

{



  printf("Enter Rate per Hour: ");
  scanf("%f",&rph);
  printf("Enter No. of Hours Worked: ");
  scanf("%int",&nhw);
  printf("Enter No. of Days Worked: ");
  scanf("%int",&ndw);
  if(ndw > 12)
  {
    printf("\nEnter upto 12 no. of days worked only.");
    getch();
  }
}while(ndw > 12);

bpd = nhw * rph;
tax = bpd * 0.1;
otp = (nhw - 8) * (rph) * (1.5);
bspc= bpd * ndw;
bonus = bspc * 0.05;
cola = rph * 0.04;
npay = bspc - (tax + sss + pagibig);
gpay = npay + cola + bonus;

if(gpay <= 7500)
  el = 1;
else if(gpay > 7500 && gpay < 10000)
  el = 2;
else if(gpay >= 10000 && gpay < 15000)
  el = 3;
else if(gpay >= 15000 && gpay < 17500)
  el = 4;
else if(gpay >= 17500 && gpay < 20000)
  el = 5;
else if(gpay >= 20000 && gpay < 22500)
  el = 6;
else if(gpay >= 22500 && gpay < 25000)
  el = 7;
else if(gpay >= 25000 && gpay < 27500)
  el = 8;
else if(gpay >= 27500 && gpay < 30000)
  el = 9;
else
  el = 10;


clrscr();
printf("DEDUCTIONS\n");
printf("Tax: %.2f", tax);
printf("\nSSS: 250");
printf("\nPag-ibig: 150");

printf("\n\nADDITIONAL SALARY");
printf("\nOvertime Pay: %.2f", otp);
printf("\nCost of Living Allowance: %.2f", cola);

printf("\n\nBasic Salary per cut-off: %.2f", bspc);
printf("\nNetpay: %.2f", npay);
printf("\nGrosspay: %.2f", gpay);
printf("\nEmployee Level: %i", el);



getch();
return 0;
}

Originally Posted by smalhumble

is this correct? help

Gee... isn't that for your teacher to say?

Do you have specific questions or are you just seeking our approval?

Code:

scanf("%int",&nhw);

Legal, but unlikely.

Code:

while(ndw > 12);

Infinite loop.

sir tabstop, so what will i do, remove the while ?

Originally Posted by smalhumble

sir tabstop, so what will i do, remove the while ?

I'd suggest the first thing you do is to compile and run your code so that YOU can see what's wrong with it!

I suggest learning to indent your code.

Code:

Enter Rate per Hour: 2
Enter No. of Hours Worked: 4
Enter No. of Days Worked: 3
DEDUCTIONS
Tax: 0.80
SSS: 250
Pag-ibig: 150

ADDITIONAL SALARY
Overtime Pay: -12.00
Cost of Living Allowance: 0.08

Basic Salary per cut-off: 24.00
Netpay: -376.80
Grosspay: -375.52
Employee Level: 1

I see part time workers are really not a common thing in your testing.

Tim S.

sir common, i had already run that. and its running. no error.

Originally Posted by smalhumble

sir common, i had already run that. and its running. no error.

What happens when you put in 14 days worked?

Originally Posted by smalhumble

sir common, i had already run that. and its running. no error.

You appeared to be trying writing a "do while" loop; but, you forgot something.

Tim S.

DO while loop :P

and think of what you're checking for looping condition and where your loop starts and ends.
LOL. We love saying the same things, don't we xD

Code:

Enter Rate per Hour: 12
Enter No. of Hours Worked: 8
Enter No. of Days Worked: 1
DEDUCTIONS
Tax: 9.60
SSS: 250
Pag-ibig: 150

ADDITIONAL SALARY
Overtime Pay: 0.00
Cost of Living Allowance: 0.48

Basic Salary per cut-off: 96.00
Netpay: -313.60
Grosspay: -308.32
Employee Level: 1

Remind me to never get a job in India; the pay is terrible.
You must have to work overtime just to break even.

Tim S.