how does this look in raptor?

a$)$ Ask the user for the number of employees in a company for which we like to

calculate pay. Make sure the number of employees entered by the user is between

$1$ and $100.$ If the user enters an invalid input for the number of employees, issue

an error message and ask again.

b$)$ Then, input the given number of employees$$ last name, hours worked and pay

rate. You need to use $3$ arrays, one for the names, one for the hours worked

and one for pay rate.

c$)$ Display the header $$PAY REPORT$.$

d$)$ Display the names, hours worked and pay rate. Display the data in a tabular

format $($look at my example, below$).$ Tabular format just means that you display

all the arrays in one loop. Don$$t worry about the exact formatting if the data

doesn$$t line up depending on the names you enter.

e$)$ Calculate pay, by multiplying hours and rate and store the data in another array.

f$)$ Calculate and display the total of the pay for all employees.

g$)$ Display the header $$FINAL PAY REPORT IN REVERSE of INPUT!$.$

h$)$ Display the name, hours worked, pay rate and the pay for all employees in a

tabular format in the reverse order the data was entered $($see the example in the

sample run$).$ NOTE: YOU ARE NOT sorting the data. You just write the last

element of the array first, etc