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CS16 Exam #2

Write a class named "XYZ2e" that includes the private data fields specified by the following table, and public methods described below.

DATA ELEMENTS:

identifier	type	// Description
id	int	// Employee ID number.
gross	double	// Gross pay for this week.
married	boolean	// True iff married.
dep	int	// Number of additional dependents.
vac	int	// Number of annual vacation days allotted.
used	double	// Vacation days (or fraction thereof) used, so far this year.

METHODS:

method	(args)	// Description
vacleft	()	// Return the amount of vacation remaining.
exemptions	()	// Return the exemption amount, as follows: Exempt the first $200, if married. Exempt $100 per additional dependent. Exemption amount cannot be greater than gross pay amount.
(get/set)	( . . . )	// Provide get/set methods ONLY as needed for this exam!
XYZ2e	( int, bool, int, double)	// Also include a four-argument constructor, that accepts an integer id, a boolean value for "married", an integer number of additional dependents, and a gross pay amount (for testing purposes).

Now, write another ("driver") class whose "main( ... ) method performs the following tasks, to test your "XYZ2e" class:

1. Create five instances of "XYZ2e" objects, named "a", "b", c", "d", and "e" with ID numbers as follows: 111, 222 ,333, 444 ,555

2. Set the following data values for each employee:
   • All employees earned $500.00, this week.

     ID:	111	222	333	444	555
     days used:	11	2	3	4	5

   • The first, third, and fifth employees (a, c, and e) are married.
   • The number of additional dependents is 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5, respectively.
   • All employees are entitled to 12 days of annual vacation.
   • Employees used the amounts of vacation as shown in the table at the right:

3. Calculate and print the number of vacation days remaining for each employee (Display employee ID for each.)

4. Calculate and print the exemption amount for each employee (with ID number.)