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C++ Program To Calculate Net salary.


This is a sample C++ Program to calculate net salary. Calculate net salary on the basis of basic salary (HRA & DA).

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <stdio.h>

class Emp
{
    char na[10];
    int code, basic;

    public:

      void read()
        {
            cout<<"Enter Name, Code & Basic Salary:";
            gets (na);
            cin>>code>>basic;
        }

      float cal()
        {
            float net;
            float da,hra;
            hra=basic*0.5;
            da=basic*0.4;
            net=basic+hra+da;
            return(net);
        }

      void print()
        {
            cout<<'\n'<<"Details Of Employee:"<<'\n';
            cout<<"********************"<<'\n';
            cout<<"Code: "<<code<<'\n';
            cout<<"Name:"<<na<<'\n';
            cout<<"Net Salary: "<<cal();
        }

};

void main()
{
    clrscr();
    Emp E;
    E.read();
    E.print();
    getch();
}

OUTPUT:

Enter Name, Code & Basic Salary:
Lena John
15242
25000

Details Of Employee:
********************
Code: 15242
Name: Lena John
Net Salary: 47500




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