On Wed, 06 Nov 2013 16:56:26 -0800, jonny seelye wrote:
> Since the name of the employee will be a string and the
> salary will be a number, you decide to use two parallel
> arrays to store the data.
The hell I do! I decide to do this:
# data initialisation
minsal = maxsal = sumsal = 0.0
minpers = []
maxpers = []
# employee and salary input processing
get the number of employees
check the number is > 0
for 1 to number of employees
get the name
get the salary
if minsal == 0.0
note minsal
set the minpers list to name
else if salary < minsal
note minsal
set the minpers list to name
else if salary == minsal
append name to the minpers list
similar for maxsal & maxpers
sumsal += salary
# outputs
average salary = # calculate
maximum salary =
people receiving =
similar for minimum
I might have missed something from the original spec, but as I recall,
you just wanted min, max and avg salaries, and to know who was getting
the min and max, yes?
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