Computer Science: An Overview (12th Edition)
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Author: Glenn Brookshear, Dennis Brylow
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Chapter 6, Problem 34CRP
Suppose a small company has five employees and is planning to increase the number to six. Moreover, suppose one of the company’s programs contained the following assignment statements.
DailySalary = TotalSal/5;
AvgSalary = TotalSal/5;
DailySales = TotalSales/5;
AvgSales = TotalSales/5;
How would the task of updating the
DailySalary = TotalSal/DaysWk;
AvgSalary = TotalSal/NumEmpl;
DailySales = TotalSales/DaysWk;
AvgSales = TotalSales/NumEmpl;
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