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VisualC++

Create a simple programmer prototype Library using a .h header file for your GrossPay Function Prototypes. Write a .cpp file that includes your functions from your Gross Pay program but no prototypes. Create a program called OverTime that calls getHoursWorked(), and getPayRate() from your GrossPay .cpp file. Make sure that for 40 hours or below, call CalcGross() from your GrossPay program. For more than 40 hours, write a new method (outside of main) in your OverTime program that pays the first 40 hours at straight Pay Rate and anything above 40 hours at 1.5 times Pay Rate. Note - If there were any issues in your old Gross Pay program, make sure they are fixed before using the code for this program.

What I have tried:

double getHoursWorked(double Hours);
double getPayRate(double Rate);
double calcGross(double Gross);
//defining functions
int getHoursWorked()
{
	int Hours;
	cout << "please enter the hours worked: ";//prompt user to enter number of hours worked
	cin >> Hours;
	return Hours;
}
double OverTime(int Hours, double Rate)
{
	return Hours * Rate;
}
double getPayRate()
{
	double Rate;
	cout << "\nPlease enter the pay rate: "; //promt user to enter pay rate
	cin >> Rate;
	return Rate;
}
double calcGross(int Hours, double Rate) 
{
	if (Hours <= 40) 
	{
		return Hours * Rate;
	}
	else 
	{
		return 40 * Rate + OverTime(Hours - 40, (Rate * 3) / 2);
	}
}

int main()
//calling functions getHoursWorked, getPayRate, calcGrossPay
{
	int Hours = getHoursWorked();
	double Rate = getPayRate();
	double Pay = calcGross(Hours, Rate);
	cout << "\nThe gross pay is  :" << Pay << endl;//output the gross pay
	return 0;
}