Answer:
using System;
class ProjectedRaises {
static void Main() {
const float raise = 0.04f;
double salary1 = 0.0f,salary2 = 0.0f,salary3 = 0.0f;
Console.WriteLine("Current salary for each employee: ");
salary1 = Single.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
salary2 = Single.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
salary3 = Single.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
salary1 = salary1 + raise * salary1;
salary2 = salary2 + raise * salary2;
salary3 = salary3 + raise * salary3;
Console.WriteLine("Next year salary for the employees are: ");
Console.WriteLine(Math.Round(salary1));
Console.WriteLine(Math.Round(salary2));
Console.WriteLine(Math.Round(salary3));
}
}
Explanation:
This declares and initializes variable raise as a float constant
const float raise = 0.04f;
This declares the salary of each employee as double
double salary1 = 0.0f,salary2 = 0.0f,salary3 = 0.0f;
This prompts the user for the salaries of the employee
Console.WriteLine("Current salary for each employee: ");
The next three lines get the salary of the employees
<em> salary1 = Single.Parse(Console.ReadLine());</em>
<em> salary2 = Single.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); </em>
<em> salary3 = Single.Parse(Console.ReadLine()); </em>
The next three lines calculate the new salaries of the employees
<em> salary1 = salary1 + raise * salary1;</em>
<em> salary2 = salary2 + raise * salary2;</em>
<em> salary3 = salary3 + raise * salary3;</em>
This prints the header
Console.WriteLine("Next year salary for the employees are: ");
The next three lines print the new salaries of the employees
Console.WriteLine(Math.Round(salary1));
Console.WriteLine(Math.Round(salary2));
Console.WriteLine(Math.Round(salary3));
