A C++ program that inputs the names and monthly salaries of 10 employees. The program checks annual salary of each person. If annual salary is greater than or equal to Rs. 250000/- then it prints name, salary and a message ‘Tax to be paid’ else it prints name, salary and a message ‘No tax’. Using pointer

A C++ program that inputs the names and monthly salaries of 10 employees. The program checks annual salary of each person. If annual salary is greater than or equal to Rs. 250000/- then it prints name, salary and a message ‘Tax to be paid’ else it prints name, salary and a message ‘No tax’. Using pointer

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter9: Completing The Basics

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