Previously I asked the same question, but was not satisfied with the answer. It was not the completed program with certain aspects missing. Furthermore the answer was spaced out throughout the entire program so it was hard to comprehend. (In Java)The SalesCenter application stores information about three employees. There is one manager (Diego Martin, salary $55,000), and two associates (Kylie Walter earning $18.50 per hour and Michael Rose earning $16.75 per hour). SalesCenter should be able to display the name and title for a specified employee. Additionally, the SalesCenter application should calculate and display the pay for a specified employee based on the pay argument entered by the user. The pay argument should correlate to hours worked if the pay for an associate is to be calculated. The pay argument for a manager should correlate to the number of weeks the manager is to be paid for. The SalesCenter interface should provide a menu of options. Depending on the option selected, additional input may be needed. Create client code that will generate the following SalesCenter output sketch: Employee/Pay/Quit Enter choice: E Enter employee number(1, 2, or 3): 2 Kylie Walter, associate Employee\Pay\Quit Enter choice: P Enter employee number (1, 2, or 3): 2 Enter the hours for associate or pay period for manager: 40 Kylie Walter, associate $740.00 Employee\Pay\Quit Enter choice: Q This will involve developing an algorithm for the SalesCenter application, designing the SalesCenter application classes (SalesCenter, Employee, Manager(extends Employee), Associate(extends Employee)), and programming the application. The SalesCenter algorithm: 1. Display a menu of options. 2. Prompt the user for a menu choice. 3. If the user has not selected to quit, prompt the user to specify employee 1, 2, or 3. 4. Perform the action requested by the user. 5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 until the user has selected the option to quit.
Previously I asked the same question, but was not satisfied with the answer. It was not the completed program with certain aspects missing. Furthermore the answer was spaced out throughout the entire program so it was hard to comprehend.
(In Java)The SalesCenter application stores information about three employees. There is one manager (Diego Martin, salary $55,000), and two associates (Kylie Walter earning $18.50 per hour and Michael Rose earning $16.75 per hour). SalesCenter should be able to display the name and title for a specified employee. Additionally, the SalesCenter application should calculate and display the pay for a specified employee based on the pay argument entered by the user. The pay argument should correlate to hours worked if the pay for an associate is to be calculated. The pay argument for a manager should correlate to the number of weeks the manager is to be paid for.
The SalesCenter interface should provide a menu of options. Depending on the option selected, additional input may be needed. Create client code that will generate the following SalesCenter output sketch:
Employee/Pay/Quit
Enter choice: E
Enter employee number(1, 2, or 3): 2
Kylie Walter, associate
Employee\Pay\Quit
Enter choice: P
Enter employee number (1, 2, or 3): 2
Enter the hours for associate or pay period for manager: 40
Kylie Walter, associate
$740.00
Employee\Pay\Quit
Enter choice: Q
This will involve developing an
The SalesCenter algorithm:
1. Display a menu of options.
2. Prompt the user for a menu choice.
3. If the user has not selected to quit, prompt the user to specify employee 1, 2, or 3.
4. Perform the action requested by the user.
5. Repeat steps 1 through 4 until the user has selected the option to quit.
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