//-------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Example of nested if .. else control structures
//
// Calculates payroll taxes based on number of dependents and 
//    married/single status.
//
// Note:  Assumes all input is valid.
//
// Written by K. Ames
// September 17, 2008
//
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------

// ---- Preprocessor Section

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

// ---- Main Function

int main()
{

// ---- Variables

int
   numdep;     // number of dependents

float
   grosspay,   // gross pay
   tax,        // tax withheld
   netpay;     // net pay

char
   taxstatus;  // married or single


// Input values (in a "normal" payroll program,
//      gross pay would be calculated, of course)

cout << "/n/nWelcome to the Payroll Calculation Program!\n\n";

cout << "Enter gross pay: ";
cin >> grosspay;

cout << "Enter number of dependents: ";
cin >> numdep;

cout << "Enter status (m for married, s for single): ";
cin >> taxstatus;




if(taxstatus == 's' || taxstatus=='m')
 {
 if(numdep< 2 && taxstatus =='m') 
{tax=.2*grosspay;}
  else if(numdep<2&& taxstatus =='s')
 {  tax=.3*grosspay;}
  else if(>=2&& taxstatus =='m')
 {  tax=.15*grosspay;)
    else {tax=.25*grosspay;)
       }else cout<< "Your input is wrong";





//   Now calculate net pay and display results

netpay = grosspay - tax;

cout << fixed;            // force fixed point format
cout << setprecision(2);  // forces results to look like dollars & cents

cout << "\n\nYour net pay is $ " << netpay << "\n\n";

return 0;
}