Salary Program

[Dann Corbit]

#include <stdio.h>
#include <float.h>
int
main (void)
{
int id;
/* minh has a sentinal value. */
float sum = 0, wages, avg, maxh = 0, minh = FLT_MAX, hours, count = 0;

printf ("enter an employee id number, -1111 to end");
scanf ("%d", &id);

while (id != -1111)
{
printf ("enter the amount of hours worked");
scanf ("%f", &hours);

/*
** Test to see if the new hour count is less than the minimum
** seen so far. If it is, then replace minh with the new value.
*/
/* Your code goes here, you lazy sack of cat vomit. */

/*
** Test to see if the new hour count is more than the maximum
** seen so far. If it is, then replace maxh with the new value.
*/
/* Your code goes here, you lazy sack of cat vomit. */

if (hours <= 40)
wages = hours * 10;
else
wages = 40 * 10 + (hours - 40) * 15;

sum += wages;
count++;

printf ("enter another employee,-1111 to end");
scanf ("%d", &id);
}
avg = sum / count;
printf ("The total number of employees paid is %.0f.\n", count);
printf ("The average salary per week is $%.2f.\n", avg);
printf ("The maximum salary per week is $%.2f.\n", maxh);
printf ("The minimum salary per week is $%.2f.\n", minh);
return 0;
}
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[Alan Fried]

Can anyone get the following program that
computes the average salary to also calculate
the maximum and minimum values
of the wages without making any major
changes to my program. At this point I'm
only a beeginner. Here is the code again:

I don't know if what I want exists but I would
just like someone to add code to this program that
would give maximum and minimum values of the salary.

Greg Martin: you've been great and I will save your
solution but right now it's a little above me.

Also I know that void main(void) may not be appropriate
so do not make comments about that please and I'm sorry
if it makes some of you uncomfortable but please ignore it
for now, I'll change later!!!

Thanx in advance
Alan

#include<stdio.h>
void main( void )
{

int id;
float sum=0,wages,avg,max=0,min,hours,count=0;

printf("enter an employee id number, -1111 to end");

scanf("%d",&id);

while (id!=-1111)
{

printf("enter the amount of hours worked");
scanf("%f",&hours);

if (hours<=40)
wages=hours*10;
else
wages=40*10+(hours-40)*15;

sum=sum+wages;
count++;

printf("enter another employee,-1111 to end",id);
scanf("%d",&id);
}
avg=sum/count;
printf("The total number of employees paid is %0.0f.\n",count);
printf("The average salary per week is $%3.2f.\n",avg);
printf("The maximum salary per week is $%3.2f.\n",max);
printf("The minimum salary per week is $%3.2f.\n",min);
}

[Rick Dearman]

Alan Fried wrote:
>
> Can anyone get the following program that
> computes the average salary to also calculate
> the maximum and minimum values
> of the wages without making any major
> changes to my program. At this point I'm
> only a beeginner. Here is the code again:
>
> I don't know if what I want exists but I would
> just like someone to add code to this program that
> would give maximum and minimum values of the salary.
>
> Greg Martin: you've been great and I will save your
> solution but right now it's a little above me.
>
> Also I know that void main(void) may not be appropriate
> so do not make comments about that please and I'm sorry
> if it makes some of you uncomfortable but please ignore it
> for now, I'll change later!!!

Change it now, why do things incorrectly when you know the correct way
of doing it??

>
> Thanx in advance
> Alan
>
> #include<stdio.h>
> void main( void )
int

main(void)
> {
>
> int id;
> float sum=0,wages,avg,max=0,min,hours,count=0;
float sum,wages,avg,max,min,hours,count;
sum = wages = avg = max = min = hours = count = 0.0;

> printf("enter an employee id number, -1111 to end");
> scanf("%d",&id);
>
> while (id!=-1111)
> {
> printf("enter the amount of hours worked");
> scanf("%f",&hours);
>
> if (hours<=40)
> wages=hours*10;
> else
> wages=40*10+(hours-40)*15;
>

if ( min > wages )
min = wages;

if ( max < wages )
max = wages;

> sum=sum+wages;
> count++;
>
>
>
> printf("enter another employee,-1111 to end",id);
> scanf("%d",&id);
> }
> avg=sum/count;
> printf("The total number of employees paid is %0.0f.\n",count);
> printf("The average salary per week is $%3.2f.\n",avg);
> printf("The maximum salary per week is $%3.2f.\n",max);
> printf("The minimum salary per week is $%3.2f.\n",min);
> }

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Rick Dearman - ri...@ricken.demon.co.uk
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I can't stand cheap people. It makes me real mad when someone says
something like, ``Hey, when are you going to pay me that $100 you owe
me?'' or ``Do you have that $50 you borrowed?'' Man, quit being so
cheap!

-- "Deep thoughts by Jack Handey"