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All right, welcome back.
Awesome in this exercise, there is something that I I'm pretty sure that most of you guys want to solve,
and that's to make sure that your employee, that your employer actually pays you enough of money and
that there are no mistakes in your salary.
So this exercise, what you have to do is to write a program that receives a salary that you get per
hour.
And also the total hours worked for a given month.
OK, and this program should calculate and print the total monthly monthly salary of the employee.
Maybe you maybe some other employee doesn't really matter.
So do things that you have to get here, that your program has to get here, first of all, is the salary.
And the second is the total hours worked in a given month.
And once you have both of these, let's call it variables, your program should calculate in print the
total monthly salary of the employee, for example, it's 1000 dollars.
So you have to make sure that your boss didn't pay you like five hundred dollars.
OK, so one thousand five hundred dollars will help you to kind of keep everything under control.
So that's it.
That's what you have to do in this exercise.
That's the program that you have to create.
Give it a shot on your own and I will see you in the Solutions video.
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