import java.util.Scanner;

public class Payroll6
  /** This class demonstrates 
    * */
{
  public static void main(String[] args)
  {
    Scanner scanner = new Scanner(System.in);
    //int numEmployees=0; //use this as my counter 
    int counter=0, idnum=0;
    String answer;
    
    System.out.println("Do you have data to enter? (Y/N) ");
    answer = scanner.next();
    // this one is fine, but for the sake of the ex we did
    // it another way checking for n
   // while(answer.charAt(0)=='Y' || answer.charAt(0)=='y') {
   // the following stmt is an infinite loop since the condition
   // is always true
   // while (answer.charAt(0) !='N' || answer.charAt(0) !='n') {
    
    while (answer.charAt(0) !='N' && answer.charAt(0) !='n') {
         //counter++; 
         System.out.print("Enter ID number of employee: ");
         idnum = scanner.nextInt();
         System.out.printf("Enter hours and rate for employee #%d: ",idnum);
         int hoursWorked=scanner.nextInt();
         double payPerHour=scanner.nextDouble();
    
         // calculate pay
         double weeklySalary=0.0;  
    
         if (hoursWorked > 40) {
              System.out.println("You worked overtime!");
              // now let's calculate weekly salary with 1 1/2 pay for overtime
              weeklySalary = (hoursWorked-40)*1.5*payPerHour+40*payPerHour;
         }
         else {
              weeklySalary = hoursWorked * payPerHour;
         }
    
         System.out.printf("Weekly salary for employee #%d is: $%.2f. You worked %d " 
                      + "hours at %.2f rate.\n", idnum, weeklySalary,hoursWorked,
                                               payPerHour);
         System.out.print("Do you want to enter another employee? Y/N ");
         answer = scanner.next();
    }
     
  }
}