turing into a function

[Agusta06]

I'm trying to turn this part into a function into my code

 
grosspay = (hours * rate);
      if (hours > 40)
      grosspay = ((hours - 40) * rate * 1.5) + (40 * rate);
      if (hours > 60)
      grosspay = ((hours - 60) * rate * 2) + (20 * rate * 1.5) +(40 * rate);
 
 

does anyone have a sugestion? whenever I do it I get errors. please help



heres the code

 
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
 
/* Function Prototype */
 
/* Main Program */
 
int main(void)
{
 int empNum, sumh, sump;
   double hours, rate, grosspay;
 
   cout << setprecision(2) << setiosflags(ios::fixed);
 
   cout << "Please enter the employee number (0 to stop): ";
   cin >> empNum;
 
   while (empNum != 0)
   {
    cout << "Hours: ";
      cin >> hours;
      cout << "Rate: ";
      cin >> rate;
 
      grosspay = (hours * rate);
      if (hours > 40)
      grosspay = ((hours - 40) * rate * 1.5) + (40 * rate);
      if (hours > 60)
      grosspay = ((hours - 60) * rate * 2) + (20 * rate * 1.5) +(40 * rate);
 
 
      cout << "\nGross Pay is " << grosspay;
 
      cout << "\n\nPlease enter the employee number (0 to stop): ";
    cin >> empNum;
   }
 
             cout << "Please enter the first employee's hours: ";
             cin >> hours;
 
             cout << "Please enter the second employee's hours: ";
             cin >> hours;
 
             cout << "Please enter the third employee's hours: ";
             cin >> hours;
 
             cout << "Please enter the fourth employee's hours: ";
             cin >> hours;
 
             cout << "Please enter the fifth employee's hours: ";
             cin >> hours;
 
             cout << "Please enter the sixth employee's hours: ";
             cin >> hours;
 
             sumh = hours + hours + hours + hours + hours + hours;
 
   cout << "\nThe total hours worked by all employees is " << sumh << endl;
 
 
             cout << "Please enter the first employee's grosspay: ";
             cin >> grosspay;
 
             cout << "Please enter the second employee's grosspay: ";
             cin >> grosspay;
 
             cout << "Please enter the third employee's grosspay: ";
             cin >> grosspay;
 
             cout << "Please enter the fourth employee's grosspay: ";
             cin >> grosspay;
 
             cout << "Please enter the fifth employee's grosspay: ";
             cin >> grosspay;
 
             cout << "Please enter the sixth employee's grosspay: ";
             cin >> grosspay;
 
   sump = grosspay + grosspay + grosspay + grosspay + grosspay + grosspay;
 
   cout << "\nThe total gross pay earned by employees is " << sump << endl;
 
   return (0);
}
 
/* Function: GrossPay
 * Usage: grosspay = GrossPay(hours, rate);
 * ----------------------------------------
 * This function calculates the gross pay for an employee for the
 * given number of hours worked (hours) and the rate of pay (rate).
 * An employee is paid at the regular rate for the first 40 hours worked,
 * at 1.5 times the rate for any hours over the first 40, and
 * at 2 times the rate for any hours over the first 60.
 *
 *   e.g.  62 hours at $10 per hour,
 *         gives $400 for the first 40 hours,
 *           $300 for the next  20 hours, and
 *         $ 40 for the final  2 hours,
 *                   ----               --
 *       thus  $740 for the total 62 hours for a gross pay.
 */
 

[Banfa]

does anyone have a sugestion? whenever I do it I get errors. please help

Well then post what you have tried and the errors you are getting.

[Agusta06]

heres what i have but for hours over 60 the output is wrong but it should be right acording to the code..can you help?

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>

/* Function Prototype */
double grosspaycalc(int hours, int rate);

/* Main Program */

int main(void)
{
int empNum, sumh, sump;
double hours, rate, grosspay;


cout << setprecision(2) << setiosflags(ios::fixed);

cout << "Please enter the employee number (0 to stop): ";
cin >> empNum;

while (empNum != 0)
{
cout << "Hours: ";
cin >> hours;
cout << "Rate: ";
cin >> rate;

grosspay = grosspaycalc(hours, rate);



cout << "\nGross Pay is " << grosspay;

cout << "\n\nPlease enter the employee number (0 to stop): ";
cin >> empNum;
}

cout << "Please enter the first employee's hours: ";
cin >> hours;

cout << "Please enter the second employee's hours: ";
cin >> hours;

cout << "Please enter the third employee's hours: ";
cin >> hours;

cout << "Please enter the fourth employee's hours: ";
cin >> hours;

cout << "Please enter the fifth employee's hours: ";
cin >> hours;

cout << "Please enter the sixth employee's hours: ";
cin >> hours;

sumh = hours + hours + hours + hours + hours + hours;

cout << "\nThe total hours worked by all employees is " << sumh << endl;


cout << "Please enter the first employee's grosspay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

cout << "Please enter the second employee's grosspay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

cout << "Please enter the third employee's grosspay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

cout << "Please enter the fourth employee's grosspay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

cout << "Please enter the fifth employee's grosspay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

cout << "Please enter the sixth employee's grosspay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

sump = grosspay + grosspay + grosspay + grosspay + grosspay + grosspay;

cout << "\nThe total gross pay earned by employees is " << sump << endl;

return (0);
}

/* Function: GrossPay
* Usage: double grosspaycalc(int hours, int rate);
* ----------------------------------------
* This function calculates the gross pay for an employee for the
* given number of hours worked (hours) and the rate of pay (rate).
* An employee is paid at the regular rate for the first 40 hours worked,
* at 1.5 times the rate for any hours over the first 40, and
* at 2 times the rate for any hours over the first 60.
*
* e.g. 62 hours at $10 per hour,
* gives $400 for the first 40 hours,
* $300 for the next 20 hours, and
* $ 40 for the final 2 hours,
* ---- --
* thus $740 for the total 62 hours for a gross pay.
*/

double grosspaycalc(int hours, int rate)

{
if (hours <= 40)
return (hours * rate);
if (hours > 40)
return ((hours - 40) * rate * 1.5) + (40 * rate);
if (hours > 60)
return ((hours - 60) * rate * 2) + (20.0 * rate * 1.5) +(40 * rate);

return 0.0;
}

[Banfa]

heres what i have but for hours over 60 the output is wrong but it should be right acording to the code..can you help?}

Well it looks right, give me an example of input and output where it goes wrong

[Agusta06]

Well it looks right, give me an example of input and output where it goes wrong

62 hours and 10 rate should be 740 but output says 730...

[Agusta06]

I got it guys, Thanks again

[Banfa]

I got it guys, Thanks again

Tell us what it was please :D