//P02c_formatting - Juan Marquez TR 1:00pm

//This program demonstrates that the compiler does not care
//about formatting.  Programs should have comments throughout
//the program and should spaces between operators and operands
//and shoud be formatted using a block style, so that other 
//programmers can easily read the code.  Block style means 
//that related code is indented to the same level.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void main(){const double UNION_DUES=10.00,FICA_RATE=0.06,
FEDERAL_RATE(0.15),STATE_RATE=(0.05);int hours;
double rate, gross, fica, federal, state, netpay, netHourly;
//Set the decimal point to 2 positions
cout.setf(ios::fixed);cout.setf(ios::showpoint);
cout.precision(2);

//Display name and the input prompt
    cout << "P02 - Juan Marquez   TR 1:00pm \n\n";

    cout << "Enter the hourly rate and the number of hours\n"
         << "worked on the same line, but separated by a space.\n"
         << "Press the enter key after entering both values."
         << endl << endl
         << "Enter the hourly rate and hours worked: ";

//Get the input values
    cin >> rate >> hours;

//Calculate gross, taxes, netpay, and netHourly
    gross     = rate  * hours;
    fica      = gross * FICA_RATE;
    federal   = gross * FEDERAL_RATE;
    state     = gross * STATE_RATE;
    netpay    = gross - (fica + federal + state + UNION_DUES);
    netHourly = netpay / hours;

//Display the results - echo the input (rate and hours)
//Use the space bar between : and \t in labels instead of
//the tab key for accurate alignment.
    cout << endl
         << "Hourly Rate: \t" << rate  << endl
         << "Hours Worked:\t" << hours << endl
         << "Gross Pay:   \t" << gross << endl
         << "FICA Tax:    \t" << fica    << " at " << FICA_RATE << endl
         << "Federal Tax: \t" << federal << " at " << FEDERAL_RATE << endl
         << "State Tax:   \t" << state   << " at " << STATE_RATE << endl
         << "Union Dues:  \t" << UNION_DUES  << endl
         << "Net Pay:     \t" << netpay     << endl
         << "Net Hourly:  \t" << netHourly  << endl;

    cout << "\nThank you!\n\n";
}
//end of main

Sample Output:

P02 - Juan Marquez   TR 1:00pm

Enter the hourly rate and the number of hours
worked on the same line, but separated by a space.
Press the enter key after entering both values.

Enter the hourly rate and hours worked: 9.25 25

Hourly Rate:    9.25
Hours Worked:   25
Gross Pay:      231.25
FICA Tax:       13.88 at 0.06
Federal Tax:    34.69 at 0.15
State Tax:      11.56 at 0.05
Union Dues:     10.00
Net Pay:        161.13
Net Hourly:     6.45

Thank you!

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