You will need Dev C++ to help you with this project. If you do not already have this programming tool on your device

you can visit http://www.bloodshed.net to download the programming tool.

How to create and run a program

HOW TO ACCESS DEV C++After the download, click the start button at the bottom of your computer screen ‘the task bar’ . Then click on

Bloodshed Dev C++.

HOW TO ACCESS DEV C++ (CONTINUED)After you select Dev C++ the screen which

can be viewed on the following slide will appear.

Now it’s time to begin writing and/ or creating your program.

SOURCE FILENow, go up to the tool bar at the top of the screen and click on file. Select New and then Source File.

WRITING A PROGRAMStart typing, then click on the execute button on the tool bar, after which you will

select the compile button. Then you will be given the chance to save this file. Create a name for the file if you wish and press save to continue. This will be demonstrated

on the following slides.

ERRORSThis is an error message. If you see this screen it means you need to

review what you wrote to see if you misspelled something or just wrote the incorrect thing. If you look to the bottom of this screen you

will see that the errors are listed for you.

COMPILEAfter you read and correct your error repeat the process. Select

compile and the little table on the slide below “Compile Process” will appear, click close. And then go back to compile to select RUN. This

can be seen in the following slides.

CONTINUING THE WRITING PROCESS

You can click enter to go to another line to continue the writing process.

CORRECTIONSMake corrections as you go along to reduce

errors so that you will be able to RUN properly.

Run again

ADDING HOURLY RATE

CONTINUE TYPING

THIS STEP ALLOWS USER TO ENTER HOURLY RATE

RUN PROGRAM

Another error the errors are listed at the bottom.

CALCULATING GROSS PAY

RUN PROGRAM AGAIN

GROSS PAY IS CALCULATED

THIS LINE TELLS PROGRAM TO LEAVE A SPACE AFTER GROSS PAY

RUN PROGRAM AGAIN

COMPLETE PROGRAM WITH TAX AND NET PAYThis is an example of how a program looks. This is the written

part of the program which is written in a programming language. Depending on what is written, when the users of this new

program try to execute specific tasks specific responses will result.