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    The document provides instructions and examples for using different types of operators and statements in C programming. It defines statements as specifications of actions, expressions as combinations of operators and operands, and operators as acting on operands. It then gives examples of arithmetic, relational, and logical operators. Finally, it provides a C program to calculate an employee's weekly pay based on regular hours, overtime hours, and hourly wage rate.

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    The document provides instructions and examples for using different types of operators and statements in C programming. It defines statements as specifications of actions, expressions as combinations of operators and operands, and operators as acting on operands. It then gives examples of arithmetic, relational, and logical operators. Finally, it provides a C program to calculate an employee's weekly pay based on regular hours, overtime hours, and hourly wage rate.

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    Specification of An Action Operators Operands Operands Unary Binary Ternary Block

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    Lab 5

    1. Fill in the blank.


    a) Statement is a _specification of an action_to be taken by the computer as the
    program executes.
    b) An Expression is a Combination of both _operators_and_operands_.
    c) Operators act on_operands_.
    d) Operators are divided into_unary_, binary and _ternary_.
    e) Several statements grouped together in braces ({ and }) are called a(n)_block_.

    2. Give an example of Arithmetic Operator, Relational Operator and Logical Operator.


    Arithmetic Operator: +(addition)
    Relational Operator: >(greater than)
    Logical Operator: || (OR)

    3. Write a C program to calculate employee weekly pay. The program is required to read
    the employee name, his total number of regular hours worked, total overtime hours and
    hourly wage rate. Weekly pay is calculated as payment for regular hours worked, plus
    payment for overtime hours worked. Payment for regular hours worked is calculated as
    (wage rate times regular hours worked); payment for overtime hours worked is
    calculated as (wage rate times overtime hours worked times 1.5). Display the employee
    name and his weekly pay on the screen.
    #include <stdio.h>

    int main()
    {
    //to store string, need to use array consept
    char name[100];
    float regularHours, overtimeHours, wageRate, regularPay, overtimePay, totalPay;

    // Read inputs
    printf("Enter employee name: ");
    scanf("%s", name);
    // or fgets(name,100,stdin) --> similar to scanf(but this will read space)
    // stdin= standard input that comes with the function, user input
    // means I create a array named "name" that can store 100 characters
    printf("Enter total regular hours worked: ");
    scanf("%f", &regularHours);
    printf("Enter total overtime hours worked: ");
    scanf("%f", &overtimeHours);
    printf("Enter hourly wage rate: ");
    scanf("%f", &wageRate);

    // Calculate pay
    regularPay = wageRate * regularHours;
    overtimePay = wageRate * overtimeHours * 1.5;
    totalPay = regularPay + overtimePay;

    // Display output
    printf("Employee name: %s\n", name);
    printf("Weekly pay: $%.2f\n", totalPay);

    return 0;
    }

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