Question

Your professor is hoping to get a summer job flipping burgers at the local burger joint. His starting salary will be $7.25 per hour. However, there are certain incentives to encourage him to work extra hours. It is calculated as follows per day:

•$7.25 for the first 6 hours he works per day, Monday through Friday

.•$8.25 for the next 2 hours he works per day, Monday through Friday.

•$11.25 for each hour he works over 8 hours in a day, Monday through Friday

.•On Saturday and Sunday, his pay is $11.25 per hour regardless of the number of hours he works

.•He will receive an additional $4 per hour bonus for each hour he works over 40 hours in a week.Write a C++ program that will compute the amount of money James would receive for a week's work given the number of hours your professor plans to work each day. Input will be from the keyboard seven positive doubles less than 12 indicating the number of hours, rounded to the nearest half-hour, that James plans to work each day in order, Sunday through Saturday. Output to the screen the amount of money James would make that week in the form $ddd.cc, where d is dollars with no leading zeros and c is cents to the nearest penny (decimal format). Do not use an array. Finally, ask the user if he/she would like to run the program again (upper and lowercase). Refer to the sample output below.

Sample Run:

Enter the hours worked on Sunday: 0

Enter the hours worked on Monday: 5.5

Enter the hours worked on Tuesday:7

Enter the hours worked on Wednesday: 4.5

Enter the hours worked on Thursday: 9

Enter the hours worked on Friday: 10

Enter the hours worked on Saturday: 4

Money earned for the week: $323.00

Play again (Y/N)? Y

Enter the hours worked on Sunday: 9

Enter the hours worked on Monday: 9

Enter the hours worked on Tuesday: 10.5

Enter the hours worked on Wednesday: 8.5

Enter the hours worked on Thursday: 6

Enter the hours worked on Friday: 9

nter the hours worked on Saturday: 0

Money earned for the week: $489.00

Play again (Y/N)? n

Name the program: SummerJobXX.cpp, where XX are your initials

Answer 1

Program Files:

SummerJobXX.cpp (where XX are your initials)

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

double calculateWeekdayEarning(double numHours){

/*
Function to calculate earning for a weekday
*/

double earning;
double forFirst6Hours = 7.25;
double forTheNext2Hours = 8.25;
double after8hours = 11.25;

if(numHours < 0){

cout << "Invalid working hours!";
return 0;
}

if(numHours >= 0 && numHours <= 6){

// $7.25 for the first 6 hours he works per day, Monday through Friday
earning = numHours * forFirst6Hours;

return earning;
}

else if(numHours > 6 && numHours <= 8){

// $8.25 for the next 2 hours he works per day, Monday through Friday

earning = 6 * forFirst6Hours;
earning += (numHours - 6) * forTheNext2Hours;

return earning;
}

else{

// $11.25 for each hour he works over 8 hours in a day, Monday through Friday
earning = 6 * forFirst6Hours;
earning += 2 * forTheNext2Hours;

earning += (numHours - 8) * after8hours;

return earning;
}
}

double calculateWeekendEarning(double numHours){

/*
Function to calculate earning for a weekend
*/

double weekendPay = 11.25;

// On Saturday and Sunday, his pay is $11.25 per hour regardless of the number of hours he works
return numHours * weekendPay;
}

double calculateBonus(double totalHours){

/*
Function to calculate earning as bonus
*/

// Additional $4 per hour bonus for each hour he works over 40 hours in a week

double bonus = 4;

if(totalHours > 40){
return (totalHours - 40) * bonus;
}

else{
return 0;
}
}

int main(){

// flag variable
bool flag = false;

// do-while loop
do{

// choice variable to store user choice to play again.
char choice;

// array and variables to store data received from stdin
double workingHours[7];
double totalHours = 0;
double totalPay = 0;

// reading data from stdin and calculating earning
cout << "Enter the hours worked on Sunday: ";
cin >> workingHours[0];
totalHours += workingHours[0];
totalPay += calculateWeekendEarning(workingHours[0]);

cout << "Enter the hours worked on Monday: ";
cin >> workingHours[1];
totalHours += workingHours[1];
totalPay += calculateWeekdayEarning(workingHours[1]);

cout << "Enter the hours worked on Tuesday: ";
cin >> workingHours[2];
totalHours += workingHours[2];
totalPay += calculateWeekdayEarning(workingHours[2]);

cout << "Enter the hours worked on Wednesday : ";
cin >> workingHours[3];
totalHours += workingHours[3];
totalPay += calculateWeekdayEarning(workingHours[3]);

cout << "Enter the hours worked on Thursday : ";
cin >> workingHours[4];
totalHours += workingHours[4];
totalPay += calculateWeekdayEarning(workingHours[4]);

cout << "Enter the hours worked on Friday : ";
cin >> workingHours[5];
totalHours += workingHours[5];
totalPay += calculateWeekdayEarning(workingHours[5]);

cout << "Enter the hours worked on Saturday : ";
cin >> workingHours[6];
totalHours += workingHours[6];
totalPay += calculateWeekendEarning(workingHours[6]);

// calculate the bonus earned
totalPay += calculateBonus(totalHours);

// printing the results
cout << setprecision (2) << fixed << "Money earned for the week: $" << totalPay << endl;

// prompt to the user
cout << "Play again (Y/N)? " ;
cin >> choice ;

// compare user choice
if(choice == 'Y'){
flag = true;
}

else{
flag = false;
}

}while(flag);
}

output

Enter the hours worked on Sunday: 0
Enter the hours worked on Monday: 5.5
Enter the hours worked on Tuesday: 7
Enter the hours worked on Wednesday : 4.5
Enter the hours worked on Thursday : 9
Enter the hours worked on Friday : 10
Enter the hours worked on Saturday : 4
Money earned for the week: $323.00
Play again (Y/N)? Y
Enter the hours worked on Sunday: 9
Enter the hours worked on Monday: 9
Enter the hours worked on Tuesday: 10.5
Enter the hours worked on Wednesday : 8.5
Enter the hours worked on Thursday : 6
Enter the hours worked on Friday : 9
Enter the hours worked on Saturday : 0
Money earned for the week: $489.00
Play again (Y/N)? N

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