// pgm6b -- modified pgm6 with if stmt
// 9/12/16
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    // define variables
    string first, last;
    int idnum;
    double rate,hours,pay;
    // read in data
    cout << "Enter employee #1's first name: ";
    cin >> first;
    cout << "Enter last name: ";
    cin >> last;
    cout << "Enter id number: ";
    cin >> idnum;
    cout << "Enter hours worked and rate of pay: ";
    cin >> hours >> rate;
    // calculate pay
    pay = hours * rate;
    // print everything
    cout << "Name: " << first << ' ' << last << " id: " << idnum <<
         " Hours: " << hours << " rate: " << rate << endl;

    cout << "pay for this employee is: " << pay << endl;
// now do for second employee
// read in data
    double hours2;
    cout << "Enter employee #2's first name: ";
    cin >> first;
    cout << "Enter last name: ";
    cin >> last;
    cout << "Enter id number: ";
    cin >> idnum;
    cout << "Enter hours worked and rate of pay: ";
    cin >> hours2 >> rate;
    // calculate pay
    pay = hours2 * rate;
    // print everything
    cout << "Name: " << first << ' ' << last << " id: " << idnum <<
         " Hours: " << hours2 << " rate: " << rate << endl;

    cout << "pay for this employee is: " << pay << endl;

    if (hours > hours2)
        cout << "employee 1 worked more hours." << endl;
    else
        cout << "employee 2 worked more hours." << endl;
    return 0;
}

/*
 LAB 4
 Read in two numbers.
 Test each number to see if the number is positive or negative
 (assume 0 is positive).
 Print a message about each number telling whether it is
 positive or negative.

 Do this again for two more numbers.
*/