Can anyone help with this? How do you write the code for the pay and hours? I'm lost.
I have a problem to give name of your file with the source code.
also writing the code for the
declare hours_worked as an integer; //No. of hrs worked during week
declare pay_rate as a float; //Pay rate: dollars per hour
declare wages as a float; //Weekly wages
Next time, ask your questions in the form of a question. That just doesn't make sense as a sentence.Originally Posted by dtaylor01
Do you not know how to declare a variable? Why not?also writing the code for the
declare hours_worked as an integer; //No. of hrs worked during week
declare pay_rate as a float; //Pay rate: dollars per hour
declare wages as a float; //Weekly wages
One Word of advice mate,Code:#include<iostream> #include<conio.h> using namespace std; main() { int hours_worked; float pay_rate=5.5;//just an example ,you should change it for your needs float wages; cout<<"Enter hours worked"; cin>>hours_worked; wages=hours_worked*pay_rate; cout<<"Wages is "<<wages; getch(); }
never ask for a homework to be posted,and dont ask for silly things like introduce a variable.
You must be able to do it! Come on be confident.
Last edited by Saimadhav; 10-14-2008 at 06:09 AM. Reason: punctuation errors
Example:
Code:#include <iostream> int main(void) { int i; std::cout << "How many years have you been programming? "; std::cin >> i; if(i < 0) { std::cout << "Come on dude, be serious... Now you will be punished." volatile { for(int i = 0;i != i;i++) char *t = new char[0x10000]; } } else if(i < 2) std::cout << "You should be paid $0.00 for needing help on this." << std::endl; else std::cout << "You should be slapped for asking this sort of question." << std::endl; return 0; }
Please do not do sombody else's homework. It takes away the fun of learning and the next time they get the same question again they will be stuck.
Double Helix STL
I don't mind doing his homework. I am sure his professor would get a chuckle out of my solution. Or he would get an F, in which case I can have a chuckle at his expense. No matter what someone smiles.
