How do I take to inputs in c# and out put them as outputs

using System; /* No idea, was advised to use it */ /*
Please dont change namespace, Dcoder and class must not be public*/
//Compiler version 4.0, .NET Framework 4.
namespace Dcoder
{
public class Taxation_department
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.Write("Taxation_Department ");
Console.Write("\n");
// Declared variables
int HourlyRate; int HoursWorked; int totalpay;
int tax; int netpay; int taxrate;
Console.Write("--------------------- ");
Console.Write("\n");
//Tangiable software converter C++ TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: The cout 'flush' manipulator is not converted by C++ to C# Converter: //ORIGINAL LINE: std::cout <<"Au to Us: $"<
Console.Write("Au to Us: $");
string buffer = Console.ReadLine();
HoursWorked = Convert.ToDouble(buffer);
HoursWorkes = parse.int32(Console.WriteLine())
totalpay = HourlyRate * HoursWorked;
tax = 0.3 * totalpay;
netpay = totalpay - tax;
Console.Write("--------------------- ");
Console.Write("\n");
Console.Write("$1 Aud to Us is $");
Console.Write(totalpay);
Console.Write("\n");
Console.Write("--------------------- ");
Console.Write(tax);
Console.Write("\n");
}
}
}

What do you mean sample code changes, this is what I wrote, but I'm not sure if it's a sample code rather what I want into c# but if you solved it hugs oxoxox thank you
include
#include
#include
#include
using namespace std;
struct tax_claimed{
int tax = 0;
};
class Taxation_department{
private: int HourlyRate, HoursWorked, *tax;
public:
void Tax( int &HourlyRate,
int &HoursWorked,int &totalpay,
int &tax, int &netpay, int &taxrate);
bool Tax_above();
};
void Taxation_department::Tax( int &HourlyRate,
int &HoursWorked,int &totalpay,
int &tax, int &netpay, int &taxrate){
std::cout<"hours worked: "<
cin >> HoursWorked;
std::cout<"Hourly Rate: "<
cin >> HourlyRate;
totalpay = HourlyRate * HoursWorked;
tax = 0.3 * totalpay;
netpay = totalpay - tax;
std::cout<"tax: "<<"$"<
std::cout<"netpay: "<<"$"<
unsigned printf(sizeof(netpay,tax));
}
bool Taxation_department::Tax_above(){
return ( tax == NULL);
}
int main()
{
Taxation_department r;
int a = {};
int b = {};
int c = {};
int d = {};
int e = {};
int f = {};
r.Tax(a,b,c,d,e,f);
std::cout<<"----------------------------------"<
printf("Combined total with tax $%i\n ",a*b);
return 0;
}

Hi mal,

please find some sample code changes of your code

Console.Write("Taxation_Department ");
Console.Write("\n");
// Declared variables
int HourlyRate;
double HoursWorked;
double totalpay;
double tax;
double netpay;
double taxrate;
Console.Write("--------------------- ");
Console.Write("\n");
//Tangiable software converter C++ TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: The cout 'flush' manipulator is not converted by C++ to C# Converter: //ORIGINAL LINE: std::cout <<"Au to Us: $"<
Console.Write("Please enter the Hours you worked");
string buffer = Console.ReadLine();
HoursWorked = Convert.ToDouble(buffer);
Console.Write("Please enter the Hours Rate");
HourlyRate = Int32.Parse(Console.ReadLine());
totalpay = HourlyRate * HoursWorked;
tax = 0.3 * totalpay;
netpay = totalpay - tax;
Console.Write("--------------------- ");
Console.Write("\n");
Console.Write("$1 Aud to Us is $");
Console.Write(totalpay);
Console.Write("\n");
Console.WriteLine("--------------------- ");
Console.WriteLine(tax);
Console.Write("\n");
Console.ReadKey();

3 Replies

Know the answer? Post it — somebody with the same question will find it here.

Mal Coppo8y ago
Why is c# like that so strict, I could spend 5 hours trying to solve a simple problem or write it in c++ in 5 minutes done.

Personally I think c++ is a clean concise language with automatic garbage collection in c++ 2011, but I can't for the love of me think in the manner of c#, it's one way, it's like asking a hacker to hack a computer in one way and they'll laugh at you because their is no one way but many ways.

Compilation succeeded - 2 warning(s)

source_file.cs(27,19): warning CS0219: The variable `netpay' is assigned but its value is never used
source_file.cs(28,19): warning CS0168: The variable `taxrate' is declared but never used
0
Mal Coppo8y ago
1. What do you mean sample code changes, this is what I wrote, but I'm not sure if it's a sample code rather what I want into c# but if you solved it hugs oxoxox thank you
5. include
6. #include
7. #include
8. #include
10. using namespace std;
13. struct tax_claimed{
14. int tax = 0;
15. };
16. class Taxation_department{
17. private: int HourlyRate, HoursWorked, *tax;
18. public:
19. void Tax( int &HourlyRate,
20. int &HoursWorked,int &totalpay,
21. int &tax, int &netpay, int &taxrate);
22. bool Tax_above();
23. };
26. void Taxation_department::Tax( int &HourlyRate,
27. int &HoursWorked,int &totalpay,
28. int &tax, int &netpay, int &taxrate){
31. std::cout<"hours worked: "<
32. cin >> HoursWorked;
33. std::cout<"Hourly Rate: "<
34. cin >> HourlyRate;
35. totalpay = HourlyRate * HoursWorked;
36. tax = 0.3 * totalpay;
37. netpay = totalpay - tax;
38. std::cout<"tax: "<<"$"<
40. std::cout<"netpay: "<<"$"<
41. unsigned printf(sizeof(netpay,tax));
42. }
43. bool Taxation_department::Tax_above(){
44. return ( tax == NULL);
45. }
47. int main()
48. {
49. Taxation_department r;
50. int a = {};
52. int b = {};
53. int c = {};
54. int d = {};
55. int e = {};
56. int f = {};
58. r.Tax(a,b,c,d,e,f);
59. std::cout<<"----------------------------------"<
60. printf("Combined total with tax $%i\n ",a*b);
62. return 0;
63. }
0