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I am looking for help with my class assignment for C Programming. I need to write a program that will calculate weekly pay for employees.
For each employee the program should prompt the user to enter the clock number, wage rate, and number of hours. The clock number is a unique identifier for an employee, the wage rate is the hourly rate the employee is paid, and hours is how many hours an employee worked within a given week. The program determines the gross pay and outputs the following
format:
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Clock# Wage Hours Gross
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098401 10.60 51.0 540.60
Column alignment, leading zeros in Clock#, and zero suppression in float fields are important. Remember that you cannot type in 098401 (its Octal, and invalid as well) ... type in as 98401 and use print formatting to print as 098401. Assume that clock numbers are at a most 6 digits long, and pad with leading zeros if less than 6 digits.
Use the following data as test input:
Clock# Wage Hours
98401 10.60 51.0
526488 9.75 42.5
765349 10.50 37.0
34645 12.25 45.0
127615 8.35 0.0
The program should query the user for how many sets of test data (i.e., employees to process), and loop that many times. In our example above, you would enter the number 5, as there would be 5 employees to process.
Don't expect a nice output that shows all the employee data in a one table. Its OK to have your output show the prompts for data on the first employee, print information about that employee, prompt for information about the next employee, print info on that next employee, and so one until each employee data set is processed.
You will run this program ONE time as stated before, and you will initially prompt the user for the number of data sets to process (such as 5) that you will incorporate into your loop test.
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