1. Salesperson's Commission Calculator (Nr I, Page 408) Create an application that lets the user enter a salesperson's revenue sale and the rate of commission paid by the company, and display the commission earned. For example: • Ifa salesperson sells $100,000 in revenue while working with a company that pays 5 percent of the revenue, his/her commission check will be $5,000. • ifa salesperson sells $100,000 in revenue while working with a company that pays 8 percent of the revenue, his/her commission check will be $8,000. The program should have a method named CalculateCommission that receives the revenue sale by a salesperson and the commission percentage as arguments, and stores the commission earned by the salesman in a globally declared variable. See examples below: Salesperson's Commis. Salesperson's Commis Revenue Sale: 100000 Revenue Sale: 100000 Commission Percertage: Commission Percentage: Eamed Commision: $5.000.00 Eamed Commission: S8 $8.000.00 Calculate Ext Calculate Ext

1. Salesperson's Commission Calculator (Nr I, Page 408) Create an application that lets the user enter a salesperson's revenue sale and the rate of commission paid by the company, and display the commission earned. For example: • Ifa salesperson sells $100,000 in revenue while working with a company that pays 5 percent of the revenue, his/her commission check will be $5,000. • ifa salesperson sells $100,000 in revenue while working with a company that pays 8 percent of the revenue, his/her commission check will be $8,000. The program should have a method named CalculateCommission that receives the revenue sale by a salesperson and the commission percentage as arguments, and stores the commission earned by the salesman in a globally declared variable. See examples below: Salesperson's Commis. Salesperson's Commis Revenue Sale: 100000 Revenue Sale: 100000 Commission Percertage: Commission Percentage: Eamed Commision: $5.000.00 Eamed Commission: S8 $8.000.00 Calculate Ext Calculate Ext

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter8: Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6PE

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