struct namerec{ char last[15]; char first[15]; char middle[15]; struct payrecord{ int id; struct namerec name; float hours, rate; float regular, overtime; float gross, tax_withheld, net;
struct namerec{ char last[15]; char first[15]; char middle[15]; struct payrecord{ int id; struct namerec name; float hours, rate; float regular, overtime; float gross, tax_withheld, net;
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![struct namerec{
char last[15];
char first[15];
char middle[15];
};
struct payrecord{
int id;
struct namerec name;
float hours, rate;
float regular, overtime;
float gross, tax_withheld, net;
};
Using C language.
Given the above declaration, let payroll data record be stored in a structure called payrecord. Also
define a type called payrecord for the structure data type that houses a payroll data record:
typedef struct payrecord payrecord;
This program reads data, computes payroll and prints it. Each data record is a structure, and the
payroll is an array of structures. Overtime hours are 150% of the rate. (Note: Maximum regular
hours for the week is 40.) Tax is withheld 15% if weekly pay is below 500, 28% if pay is below 1000,
and 33% otherwise. A summary report prints the total gross pay and tax withheld.
The following are the function prototypes:
void readName(payrecord payroll[], int i);
- reads a single name.
void printName(payrecord payroll[], int i);
- prints a single name.
void printSummary(double gross, double tax);
- prints total tax gross pay and total tax withheld.
void readRecords(payrecord payroll), int n);
- reads payroll input data records until n records have been read.
void printRecords(payrecord payroll[], int n);
- prints n payroll records.
double calcRecords(payrecord payroll), int n, double *taxptr);
computes regular and overtime pay, and the tax to be withheld.
also cumulatively sums total gross pay and total tax withheld.
passes the address of tax initialized to 0 and returns the gross.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F8154c519-f238-4931-9de1-69add91a836b%2Ff5ea05d1-3029-413d-aff2-05bbd96b45da%2F2an2ag_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:struct namerec{
char last[15];
char first[15];
char middle[15];
};
struct payrecord{
int id;
struct namerec name;
float hours, rate;
float regular, overtime;
float gross, tax_withheld, net;
};
Using C language.
Given the above declaration, let payroll data record be stored in a structure called payrecord. Also
define a type called payrecord for the structure data type that houses a payroll data record:
typedef struct payrecord payrecord;
This program reads data, computes payroll and prints it. Each data record is a structure, and the
payroll is an array of structures. Overtime hours are 150% of the rate. (Note: Maximum regular
hours for the week is 40.) Tax is withheld 15% if weekly pay is below 500, 28% if pay is below 1000,
and 33% otherwise. A summary report prints the total gross pay and tax withheld.
The following are the function prototypes:
void readName(payrecord payroll[], int i);
- reads a single name.
void printName(payrecord payroll[], int i);
- prints a single name.
void printSummary(double gross, double tax);
- prints total tax gross pay and total tax withheld.
void readRecords(payrecord payroll), int n);
- reads payroll input data records until n records have been read.
void printRecords(payrecord payroll[], int n);
- prints n payroll records.
double calcRecords(payrecord payroll), int n, double *taxptr);
computes regular and overtime pay, and the tax to be withheld.
also cumulatively sums total gross pay and total tax withheld.
passes the address of tax initialized to 0 and returns the gross.
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