PAYROLL SYSTEM PHASE 3: LOOP

***CAN YOU ANSWER THE QUESTIONS AS WELL PLEASE

The main purpose of this phase is to get accustomed to the repetition of a program using a loop and reading data interactively as well from an external file.

Hint: Use a while loop.

3A) Expand your Payroll Program so that it interactively repeats for as many employees as the user specifies:

Example:

How many employees would you like to enter? 5 Enter Employee Id 6740 Enter Hours Worked 40 Enter Hourly Rate $10 Employee Id is 6740 The Hours Worked are 40 The Hourly Rate is $10 The Gross Pay is $400 The Tax Amount is $120 The Net Pay is $280 Enter Employee Id 3578 Enter Hours Worked 30 Enter Hourly Rate 10

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3B) Expand your Payroll program so that it repeats for as many employees are in the input file.

Data typed and saved under employee.in

Use:

#include #include using namespace std; . ifstream fin("employee.in"); while(fin>>employeeid>>hoursworked>>hourlyrate){...}//end loop

PAYROLL SYSTEM PHASE 4: DECISION-MAKING

In this phase of the payroll system, we are going to include the appropriate tax rate (variable) rather than a fixed tax rate of 10% (constant). The program will also compute the overtime pay.

4A) Assign different tax rates based on the following gross pay:

• If gross pay is more $1000, the tax rate is 30%
• If the gross pay is more than $800.00 and less than or equal to $1000.00, then the tax rate is 20%.
• If the gross pay is more than $500.00 and less than $800.00, then the tax rate is 10%
• If gross pay is more than or equal to 0 and less than or equal to 500 tax rate is 0.

The tax rate will also vary based on marital status. Add 5% to the tax rate of a single person and subtract 5% if head of household.

Declare marital status as a character: S=Single M=Married H=Head of Household

Program should accept either upper case or lower case letters for marital status (e.g. accept M or m).

4B) Compute the overtime pay according to the following formula:

Any hours over 40 are considered time and a half (overtime). You may want to find overtime hours (e.g. hoursworked 40) and overtime pay (e.g. overtimehours*hourlyrate * 1.5).