Suppose you are to design a payroll program where the user inputs the employee's name, number of hours worked, hourly pay rate, federal tax rate, and state tax rate and prints a summary of the employee's paycheck. Check the two sample runs and carefully read the instructions below. Two Sample Run: Enter employee's name: Smith Enter number of hours worked in a week: 10 Enter hourly pay rate: 9.75 Enter federal tax withholding rate: 0.2 Enter state tax withholding rate: 0.09 Employee Name: Smith Hours Worked: 10.00 Pay Rate: $9.75 Gross Pay: $97.50 Deductions: Net Pay: $69.23 ● ● Federal Withholding (20.00%): $19.50 State Withholding (9.00% ) : $8.78 Total Deduction: $28.28 ● ● Enter employee's name: John Enter number of hours worked in a week: 40 Enter hourly pay rate: 12.50 Enter federal tax withholding rate: 0.15 Enter state tax withholding rate: 0.08 Instructions: Prompt user for 5 values and read the values using Scanner O Use . nextLine() method to get the String for the name Use .nextDouble() method to get all other numeric values Employee Name: John Hours Worked: 40.00 Pay Rate: $12.50 Gross Pay: $500.00 Deductions: Federal Withholding (15.00%): $75.00 State Withholding (8.00%): $40.00 Total Deduction: $115.00 Net Pay: $385.00 O Calculating the Gross pay O Gross pay = hours worked * hourly pay rate Calculating the Federal withholding O Federal withholding = Gross pay* federal tax withholding rate Calculating the State withholding O State withholding = Gross pay* state tax withholding rate Calculating the Total deduction O Total deduction = Federal withholding+ State withholding Calculating the Net Pay O Net Pay = Gross pay- Total deduction Formatting the output same as the Sample run (Use ONLY printf) O Correctly format 2 decimals and show the dollar ($) sign. O Indenting (tab) the 3 items under Deductions. (Hint: \t) O Printing the percent (%) sign for state and federal withholding rate. Refer to the practice questions on the next page to help you code the program. Copy&Paste your code and screenshot your console output for the same 2 Sample Runs shown above.

Suppose you are to design a payroll program where the user inputs the employee's name, number of hours worked, hourly pay rate, federal tax rate, and state tax rate and prints a summary of the employee's paycheck. Check the two sample runs and carefully read the instructions below. Two Sample Run: Enter employee's name: Smith Enter number of hours worked in a week: 10 Enter hourly pay rate: 9.75 Enter federal tax withholding rate: 0.2 Enter state tax withholding rate: 0.09 Employee Name: Smith Hours Worked: 10.00 Pay Rate: $9.75 Gross Pay: $97.50 Deductions: Net Pay: $69.23 ● ● Federal Withholding (20.00%): $19.50 State Withholding (9.00% ) : $8.78 Total Deduction: $28.28 ● ● Enter employee's name: John Enter number of hours worked in a week: 40 Enter hourly pay rate: 12.50 Enter federal tax withholding rate: 0.15 Enter state tax withholding rate: 0.08 Instructions: Prompt user for 5 values and read the values using Scanner O Use . nextLine() method to get the String for the name Use .nextDouble() method to get all other numeric values Employee Name: John Hours Worked: 40.00 Pay Rate: $12.50 Gross Pay: $500.00 Deductions: Federal Withholding (15.00%): $75.00 State Withholding (8.00%): $40.00 Total Deduction: $115.00 Net Pay: $385.00 O Calculating the Gross pay O Gross pay = hours worked * hourly pay rate Calculating the Federal withholding O Federal withholding = Gross pay* federal tax withholding rate Calculating the State withholding O State withholding = Gross pay* state tax withholding rate Calculating the Total deduction O Total deduction = Federal withholding+ State withholding Calculating the Net Pay O Net Pay = Gross pay- Total deduction Formatting the output same as the Sample run (Use ONLY printf) O Correctly format 2 decimals and show the dollar ($) sign. O Indenting (tab) the 3 items under Deductions. (Hint: \t) O Printing the percent (%) sign for state and federal withholding rate. Refer to the practice questions on the next page to help you code the program. Copy&Paste your code and screenshot your console output for the same 2 Sample Runs shown above.

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

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