Default Arguments. Employees of the Acme Widget Co. normally work 40 hours per week.

Occasionally, when widget demand is high, employees work overtime. Overtime hours are paid at

50% more than the normal hourly rate. Write C++ program that uses a function, wage, to determine

an employee's weekly wages. The function should have two parameters: The employee's wage rate

and the employee's number of overtime hours worked. The second parameter should have an

appropriate default value. The program should repeatedly do these tasks: Read in an employee's

name and wage rate and ask if the employee worked overtime. For an employee who did not work

overtime, the program should call the wage function, using its default parameter value, to obtain the

employee's wages. Otherwise, the program should prompt for and read the number of overtime

hours and then call the wage function, using both parameters, to obtain the employee's wages. Then,

the program should display the employee's name and their wages, and then ask if the user wishes to

continue.

Here is an example of what output should look like from running your program (user input is shown

in bold):

Name: John Doe

Enter rate: $15

Overtime? (y or n): y

Enter overtime hours: 20

Name: John Doe Wages: $1050.00

Enter another? (y or n): y

Name: Mary Smith

Enter rate: $20

Overtime? (y or n): n

Name: Mary Smith Wages: $800.00

Enter another? (y or n): n