Lab Assignment 3:    Using Decisions for Pay Calculations

Goals:
1. Use arithmetic operators and relational operators
2. Use const keyword to declare a constant data object
3. Use if / else  and switch  decision constructs
4. Develop a flow chart depicting decision structures
5. Format numerical output

Print Assessment Sheet (link)

Description:
    Calculate the weekly wage for hourly employees.

Interaction:
Enter employee number:          1032864
Enter pay code ( M/O/T ):     M
Enter hours worked:               41

Example Output:
Employee #:        1032864
Pay Rate:             $5.15
Hours Worked:     41
Total Pay:            $213.72

Input Data:
Employee Number
Hours Worked

Pay Code:
  The company has three pay scales:
        minimum wage -              pay code 'M'
        minimum plus $1.00 -      pay code 'O'
        minimum plus $2.00 -     pay code 'T'
   The current minimum wage is _________. (Use the Internet...find out.)

Test Data:

Employee	Pay Code	Hours	Pay $$
1032864	M	41
1171955	T	38
1224096	O	45
1234567	N	40

Submit:

• Turn in Document with the following:
  • Logic Plan
  • Source code listing
  • Output (screen shots) from test data above
    

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Data Objects:
const double MIN_WAGE = ?.??;

Considerations:

Employee gets time and a half for overtime over 40 hours per week. Currency values should be formatted as currency in US dollars.

Program Logic:
 // initialization
            (Did you remember to #include <iomanip>?
            Display Programmer Name and Assignment Number.
// input
        Prompt operator for Employee Number, Pay Code, and Hours.
           Store all keyboard input in data objects you declared.
// processing
       Use switch to assign Pay Rate a value based on Pay Code.
           If Pay Code is invalid:
                Assign Pay Rate a value of zero
                Display an error message to operator
           Use if / else to calculate pay based on hours worked:
                0 to 40 hours:     multiply hours times pay rate.
                Over 40 hours:    multiply 40 times pay rate
                                          multiply hours over 40 by 1½ pay rate
                                          add regular and overtime pay
 // output
        Set precision to round pay to nearest cent.
            Display results as shown above.
 // termination
           Display normal end of job message