5. Programming Challenge: The easiest way to find the net salary of employee is by first taking the values of gross salary, income tax, provident fund and professional tax in the main function and directly use the below formula. Net Salary-Gross Salary-Income Tax- Public Provident Fund - Security Tax But to Create a program that would be compute salary of an employee based on the information indicated in the table given below. Dept. MIS Dept. Code MIS Marketing MKT Accountin ACT STATUS HEAD OF THE FAMILY SINGLE WITH DEPENDENTS SINGLE W/O DEPENDENTS Position Programme Position Code Advertiser Staff Chief Cashier Analyst 012 011 HOF SWD SOD 021 022 STATUS CODE 031 032 Sub- Position Senior Programmer Junior Programmer System Analyst Data Analyts BIR TAX 10% 15% 20% Sub- Position Code 011A 011B 012A 012B Rate Per Hour 1000 700 1000 800 500 400 SECURITY TAX 5% 10% 600 400 15%

5. Programming Challenge: The easiest way to find the net salary of employee is by first taking the values of gross salary, income tax, provident fund and professional tax in the main function and directly use the below formula. Net Salary-Gross Salary-Income Tax- Public Provident Fund - Security Tax But to Create a program that would be compute salary of an employee based on the information indicated in the table given below. Dept. MIS Dept. Code MIS Marketing MKT Accountin ACT STATUS HEAD OF THE FAMILY SINGLE WITH DEPENDENTS SINGLE W/O DEPENDENTS Position Programme Position Code Advertiser Staff Chief Cashier Analyst 012 011 HOF SWD SOD 021 022 STATUS CODE 031 032 Sub- Position Senior Programmer Junior Programmer System Analyst Data Analyts BIR TAX 10% 15% 20% Sub- Position Code 011A 011B 012A 012B Rate Per Hour 1000 700 1000 800 500 400 SECURITY TAX 5% 10% 600 400 15%

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.2: Returning A Single Value

Problem 5E: (General math) a. The volume, V, of a cylinder is given by this formula: V=r2L r is the cylinder’s...

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