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Chapter 1, Problem 6PP
Program Plan Intro
List of variables:
working_hours: Store the working hours for the employees.( Taken as 7 hours)
dependents: Store the number of dependents.
regular_hours: Store the number of regular hours.
Total_income: To store the total income.
List of functions used:
cin(): To take input from input streams like keyboard, files etc.
cout(): To display the output.
Summary Introduction:
Program Description:
The purpose of the program is to find the worker’s gross pay, each withholding amount and the net take-home payfor the week.
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