Wednesday, 1 March 2017

Employee Payroll System in C Language using Structured Approach

Employee-Payroll-System-in-C-Language


Employee Payroll System program written in C language using structured approach. Program has functions to create employee records, update records, generate salary slip & display all records in a table.

Follow the actual code and repository at: 
https://github.com/VishalVishwakarma/Employee-Payroll-System-in-C-Language/

Files Description


payroll.c - This is the code file that needs to compiled and executed. It is written in C language using the structured approach.
payroll.exe - Binary file or application or exe file. This can be used to directly run the program in the terminal or the command prompt.
Payroll-Complete-Program-Sample-Output.txt - This is the sample output text file.




Compiling using GCC compiler in Windows


Install the GCC/MinGW compiler compiler for C/C++. Open the command prompt/CMD and get to the directory where the program is located.

Type the following command to compile the code file.

gcc payroll.c -o payroll.exe

This will successfully compile the code and will be ready to run. To execute enter -

payroll.exe
This will start to execute the program.



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While - switch continuous loop program in C

Until the user want to exit the program, the program continues to execute.

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Simple employee salary payroll program in C using structure


Simple employee salary payroll program in C using structure.

Tuesday, 7 February 2017

Having issue in installing Git Atom Editor

If you have McAfee Antivirus installed, probably that causes the issue while the installation.

Try disabling the McAfee Antivirus and installing.
It solved the issue for me.

Wednesday, 16 December 2015

Estimated earnings showing 0$ on my Adsense account

Estimated YouTube earnings are no longer shown in Adsense as of April 1st 2013 - only finalized earnings will be added after the end of the month, by the 15th of the following month

To see your estimated earnings you'll need to look in YouTube Analytics

Steps to be followed to view your Youtube estimated earnings--

1. Login to your YouTube Dashboard
2. Go to Analytics > Estimated Earnings
3. Choose the time of which you want to see the estimated earnigs.