using System;//prompt for the hourly rate, hours worked,& single or married status. //Also, a validation of some sort to verify the marital status, if not valid display an invalid //Then, it should calulate gross and net pay Married will apply 15% single will apply 22% public class ComputeTaxFor5Employees { public static void Main() { double hourlyRate,hours, grosspay; char status; string Employee; //needs a for loop to execute for 5 people Console.WriteLine("Enter hourly pay rate for employee: "); Console.WriteLine(); Employee= Console.ReadLine(); hours= Convert.ToDouble(Employee); Console.WriteLine("Enter hours worked for employees: "); Console.WriteLine(); Employee= Console.ReadLine(); hours= Convert.ToDouble(Employee); grossPay= GrossPay(hourlyRate, hours); Console.WriteLine("Gross pay earned by employee is {0}", "GrossPay"); Console.WriteLine("Press enter to continue"); Console.ReadLine(); } public static double GrossPay(double hourlyRate, double hours) { double GrossPay; GrossPay= hourlyRate * hours; return GrossPay; } } Can anyone help me out with this program? on completing it?

I only added the loop. Hope it works.

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Thanks, I'll remember that next time. I was in a hurry yesterday cause it was a group lab that was due. Don't worry, I can seek outside help.

 using System;public class ComputeTaxFor5Employees{   public static void Main()   {      double hourlyRate,hours, grosspay;      char status;      string Employee;// Start of loop      for( int i = 0; i < 5; i++ )      {         Console.WriteLine("Enter hourly pay rate for employee: ");         Console.WriteLine();         Employee= Console.ReadLine();         hours= Convert.ToDouble(Employee);         Console.WriteLine("Enter hours worked for employees: ");         Console.WriteLine();         Employee = Console.ReadLine();         hours = Convert.ToDouble(Employee);         grossPay = GrossPay(hourlyRate, hours);         Console.WriteLine("Gross pay earned by employee is {0}", "GrossPay");         Console.WriteLine("Press enter to continue");         Console.ReadLine();      }// End of loop   }   public static double GrossPay(double hourlyRate, double hours)   {      double GrossPay;      GrossPay = hourlyRate * hours;      return GrossPay;   }} 

I still get a warning from the grosspay just before the end of the loop.