Question

Create a C++ console application to calculate the salary of employees for a used car dealership. Salary structure is based on draw against commission. The salespeople receive a commission based on their sales. However, they are guaranteed a minimum salary (draw). If the commission is more than this amount, they receive the commission, otherwise, they receive the draw. Calculate sales commission as follows:

Below $10,000 sales: No commission
From $10,000 up to $50,000: 1% commission
From $50,000 up to $100,000: 2% commission
From $100,000 up to $200,000: 3% commission
$200,000 and over: 4% commission
In addition, any salesperson who sells $250,000 or more will receive an extra $500 bonus for becoming a member of the $250,000 Club.

Ask the user for the draw and sales amount. Do not accept negative numbers. If any of the values is negative, display an error message, and ask the user one more time to enter the value. Assume the second time the value is correct. Write an algorithm to calculate the salary and display it. If the salesperson is a member of the $250,000 Club, display a $250,000 CLUB MEMBER message.

Answer 1

//C++ code

#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
   //For upto two decimal
   cout << fixed << setprecision(2);
   /*
   In addition, any salesperson who sells $250,000 or
   more will receive an extra $500
   bonus for becoming a member of the $250,000 Club.
   */
   const double BONUS = 500;
   double draw, sales;
   double commission = 0;
   cout << "Enter draw (Salary): ";
   cin >> draw;
   while (draw < 0)
   {
       cout << "ERROR.. invalid value!" << endl;
       cout << "Enter draw (Salary): ";
       cin >> draw;
   }
   cout << "Enter sales: ";
   cin >> sales;
   while (sales < 0)
   {
       cout << "ERROR.. invalid value!" << endl;
       cout << "Enter sales: ";
       cin >> sales;
   }
   /*
   Calculate sales commission as follows:

Below $10,000 sales: No commission
From $10,000 up to $50,000: 1% commission
From $50,000 up to $100,000: 2% commission
From $100,000 up to $200,000: 3% commission
$200,000 and over: 4% commission
   */
   if (sales < 10000)
       commission = 0;
   else if (sales >= 10000 && sales < 50000)
       commission = sales * 0.01; //1%
   else if (sales >= 50000 && sales < 100000)
       commission = sales * 0.02; //2%
   else if (sales >= 100000 && sales < 200000)
       commission = sales * 0.03; //3%
   else
       commission = sales * 0.04;//4%
   /*
   any salesperson who sells $250,000 or more
   will receive an extra
   $500 bonus for becoming a member of the $250,000 Club.
   */
   bool isMember = false;
   if (sales >= 250000)
   {
       isMember = true;
       cout << "$250,000 CLUB MEMBER" << endl;
   }
   /*
   If the commission is more than this amount,
   they receive the commission, otherwise,
   they receive the draw.
   */
   if (commission > draw)
   {
       if (isMember)
       {
           draw = draw + BONUS;
       }
       cout << "You recieve: $" << draw << endl;
   }
   //If the commission is 0 will gets fixed salary
   else if (commission == 0)
   {
       cout << "You recieve: $" << draw << endl;
   }
   //Otherwise commision <draw
   else
   {
       if (isMember)
       {
           commission = commission + BONUS;
       }
       cout << "You recieve: $" << commission << endl;
   }
   cout << "Thanks... Have a nice day.." << endl;
   //pause
   system("pause");
}

//Output

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