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#include <iostream.h>
using std::cout;
using std::cin;
int main();
{
    int netsalary;
    int basicsalary;
    int bonus;
    int tax;
    cout<<"please enter the basic salary and the bonus";
    cin>>basicsalary;
    cin>>bonus;
    if ( basicsalary<=1000 )
    tax=basicsalary*10/100;
    else tax=basicsalary*20/100;
    netsalary=basicsalary+bonus-tax;
    cout<<netsalary;
    return 0;
}

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Posted 13-Nov-13 12:19pm

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Updated 13-Nov-13 13:08pm

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Garth J Lancaster 13-Nov-13 18:47pm

whats the error ? what wouyld you like us to do ?

My best advice is learn how to use the debugger and step through the program inspecting the contents of variables AND/OR learn how to use a logging/tracing framework - doing it this early will save you on complex programs later

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merano · Answer 1 · 2013-11-13T12:57:00

Does your Compiler not find the errors ?

There are several of them ...

For example

C#

int main();

No time to comment them all ...

Take a look at this and start reading a book about C++.

C++

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
int netsalary;
int basicsalary;
int bonus;
int tax;
cout << "please enter the basic salary: ";
cin >> basicsalary;
cout << " and the bonus: ";
cin >> bonus;

if( basicsalary<=1000 )
   tax=basicsalary*10/100;
else
   tax=basicsalary*20/100;

netsalary=basicsalary+bonus-tax;
cout<<netsalary;

return 0;
}

Do you really want calculation with int result ?

super · Answer 2 · 2013-11-14T03:15:00

My solution is based on only the static analyis of your code
1. Intger data types as a result of division oeration result in truncation
2. 2nd input ( or even 1st) values may be corrupted as user may not not know how to differentiate the two inputs ( space,comma etc)
3. Is Negative values accepted?

find error... in the code

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