Question

anyone who knows payroll program in dev c++?

Answer 1

@timo86m ?

Answer 2

i do a bit :)

Answer 3

Is it for class or your own stuff?

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

input:employee name
No. hours worked
Extra service hour
No. hours late
Rate per hour
food deduction
extra income
OUTPUT: employee name
under time pay
extra income
gross pay
netpay

COMPUTATION:
tax=12% of gross pay
sss=7% of gross pay
philhealth = 5% of gross pay
insurance=3% of gross pay
pag ibig=1.8% of gross pay
overtime rate=additional3% of regular rate per hour

undertime pay= No. hours late * Rate per hour
grosspay= No. hours worked*rate per hour+ overtime pay
deduction= undertime pay + pag ibig + philhealth + sss + insurance + tax + food deduction
net pay = gross pay - deduction + extra income

Answer 6

its for my class

Answer 7

This seems pretty easy. Just use classes.

class employee
{
...
};

Answer 8

actually im mechanical eng. student, so im not really sure wat im doing, it's a minor subject but it will be our take home exam,

Answer 9

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
using namespace std;
class employee // has to be in global scope
{
public: //dont forget to make them public
char name[];
int pay;
int social;
int hours;

//items here
};

int main()
{
employee emp1; // make a user defined object called emp 1.

cout << "name: ";
cin >>emp1.name; // use objname.item to access it.
cout << "pay: ";
cin >> emp1.pay;
//...
return 0;
}

this is a working console program. Just fill in what is missing. And ask me more qs if you want.

Answer 10

thank you so much, but wt about computation?

Answer 11

that is easy.

Answer 12

how?

Answer 13

still their?

Answer 14

yes
before you go on add a contructor for your constants.

class employee // has to be in global scope
{
public: //dont forget to make them public
// constants
double tax;
double sss;
//
char name[];
int pay;
int social;
int hours;
employee(){tax=.12; sss=.07;};// constructor for constants and such

//items here
};

Answer 15

thanks

Answer 16

your a life saver !!!

Answer 17

{
public: //dont forget to make them public
// constants
double tax;
double sss;
//
char name[];
int pay;
int social;
double hours;
double rate;
employee(){tax=.12; sss=.07;};// constructor for constants and such
//items here
// functions
double undertime( double a, double b) {return hours* rate;} // very simple, but i'd include
// some kind of if statement to check for less than 40 hours;
};

Answer 18

thank you so much :)