Computer Science, asked by divya886, 11 months ago

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A question of JAVA program

WAP 2 input employees"s group no,age and basic salary and then calculate the net salary of the employee using the formula:
gross salary=basic salary+DA+HRA
net salary= gross salary-deduction
the folloowing condition will apply 4 the calculation
1)DA=40%of the basic salary
2)HRA=30%of the basic salary
3)PF deduction =10%of the basic salary
4)IT deduction =20%of the basic salary

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Answered by guptaprine338
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Let we assume 12000 as basic salary 1 da is 40% of basic salary
12000*40/100= 4800
12000+4800=16800
Hra is 30% of basic salary
12000*30/100=3600
12000+3600=15600
Pf is deduction on 10% of basic salary
12000*10/100=1200
12000-1200=10800
It deduction of basis salary of 20%
12000*20/100=2400
12000-2400=9600
include <stdio.h>

//main program
int main()
{
//variable to store values
float basic, da, hra, ta, others;
float pf,it;
float net_salary;

//input required fields
printf("Enter Basic Salary ($): ");
scanf("%f",&basic);
printf("Enter HRA ($): ");
scanf("%f",&hra);
printf("Enter TA ($): ");
scanf("%f",&ta);
printf("Enter others ($): ");
scanf("%f",&others);

//calculate DA 12% of Basic Salary
da = (basic*12)/100;
//calculate PF 14% of Basic salary
pf = (basic*14)/100;
//calculate IT, 15% of Basic salary
it = (basic*15)/100;

//calculate net salary
net_salary = basic + da + hra + ta + others - (pf+it);

//printing Net salary
printf("Net Salary is: $ %.02f\n",net_salary);

return 0;

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