MCC - CIS162AD CS4 Employee Pay Calculator - 20 points

This program will be used by employees to determine what their weekly net pay would be based on their hourly rate and number of hours worked.

Sample Form:

Requirements:

• Set the Text of the form to the assignment number and your name (CS4 Your Name).
• The borders around the various groups were created using the GroupBox object, and are usually drawn first before adding the labels and text boxes.
• The results of the calculations are displayed in Labels with AutoSize set to False and the BorderStyle set to Fixed3D.
• The labels on the left hand side do not have be given meaningful names, but the rest of control objects addressed in program code must have a meaningful name.
• Double click on the buttons to create the skeleton methods and to link the appropriate method to each click event. Don't just type in the method header as presented below. See page 173 on setting the event handler if the correct method is not executed when a button is clicked.

The only class-level variables that should be used are cintEmployeeCount, 
cdecTotalNetpay, and the constants listed below.  All other variables must
be defined locally within their respective procedures.

Use constant variables to store the following values:
       cdecUNION_DUES   = 10.00M        cdecFICA_RATE  = 0.06M (6%)   
       cdecFEDERAL_RATE = 0.15M (15%)   cdecSTATE_RATE = 0.05M (5%) 


The user enters the number of hours worked and their hourly rate.

The Calculate button is used to perform the calculations and display the results. 
Use a Try-Catch block to handle missing or bad input data instead of allowing the 
program to abort with a run-time error.  Display a specific error message to the user  
if an error is detected.  If the data is good, the program should calculate gross pay,
the three tax amounts, and net pay using the user input and constants provided.
Also in this procedure count the number of employees processed, accumulate the 
net pay, calculate the average net pay, and then display the summary values.
The output should be formatted to two decimal points.
 
You can choose your own variable names, but the formulas to use are:

     decGross      = intHours * decRate;
     decFica       = decGross * cdecFICA_RATE;
     decFederal    = decGross * cdecFEDERAL_RATE;        
     decState      = decGross * cdecSTATE_RATE;
     decNetpay     = decGross - (decFica + decFederal + decState + cdecUNION_DUES);

     cdecTotalNetpay += decNetpay;
     cintEmployeeCount += 1;
     decAverageNetpay = cdecTotalNetpay / cintEmployeeCount;


Use these cases to test your program:
 
   Case #    Worked    Rate     Netpay 
   ------    ------    ----     --------         
      1        25      9.25     161.13  
      2        45     15.00     489.50

  Totals after both cases:
     Total Netpay:  650.63
     Total Employee Count: 2
     Average Netpay: 325.31


The Clear Form button is used to clear the two input text boxes, and all of the labels
used to display the results of the calculations and summary totals.
In addition, the employee count and total netpay accumulator should be reset to zero 
(cintEmployeeCount = 0; and cdecTotalNetpay = 0;).  


The Exit button exits the program.

• Before beginning to write code:
  • Make sure the requirements (problem) are understood.
  • Consider developing an IPO Chart for the assignment.
  • Sketch a form (see image above).
  • List the name and property setting for each control object.
  • Design the event procedures for each button using pseudocode.
  • Build the project using the developed plan:
    • Create the interface.
    • Set the properties for the controls.
    • Code the procedures.
  • Test the solution.

//CS4 by Your Name - CIS162AD

namespace CS4
{
  public partial class CS4Form : Form
  {
     public CS4Form()
     {
         InitializeComponent();
     }

     //Declare class level variables (employee count and total netpay) 
     //Declare class level constants (see list above) 
     
     private void btnCalculate_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) 
     { 
         // declare method variables 
         
         //Use nested try-catch blocks to get the input values 
         //so we know which one caused the error 
        try 
        { 
            //Get hours worked from textbox 
            try 
            { 
                 //Get pay rate from textbox 
            
                 //Calculate gross amount 
                 //Calculate taxes 
                 //Calculate net pay 
                 //Accumulate summary values 
                 //Calculate average net pay 
                 //Display results of calculations and summary values
             }
             catch (FormatException err) 
             { 
                  MessageBox.Show("Pay Rate must be numeric. " + err.Message, 
                    "Data Entry Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, 
                    MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation); 
                  txtRate.SelectAll(); 
                  txtRate.Focus(); 
             }
         }
         catch (FormatException err) 
         {  
             MessageBox.Show("Hours worked must be numeric. " + err.Message, 
               "Data Entry Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, 
               MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation); 
             txtHours.SelectAll(); 
             txtHours.Focus();
         } 
         catch (Exception err) 
         {
		 MessageBox.Show("Unexpected Error: " + err.Message);
         }
    }//end method 
     
	 
    private void btnClearForm_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        //Use Clear or null string "" for TextBoxes, but
        //only use null string "" for Labels

 
        //Reset Accumulators
    }
	
	
    private void btnExit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
          this.Close();
    }
		
		
  }//end of class
}//end of namespace