Program $1$: Program $2$:

Reading $/$ Writing multiple data types

Read employee names from given file $($employees$.$txt$),$ for each employee generate random numbers of:

Hours $(0-40)$

Rate $(0-50)$

Calculate Gross Pay $($hours $*$ rate$)$

The output to console looks as follows:

Copy the employees.txt file to your Eclipse workspace. The directory name looks like:

$.\backslash$yourname$\backslash$eclipse$-$workspace$\backslash$Inputoutput$2$ Program $1$:

Must Compile or Zero points

incorrect results lose $\frac{1}{2}$ points

Do not turn in code that does not compile

Do not turn in code that has not been tested

All variable declarations are at the top and followed by a blank line

All output must be aligned as shown above

All $3$ files must have correct data type written to it

Error handling must be done for all file access operations

File name that is being used must printed

Program $2$:

Must Compile or Zero points

incorrect results lose $\frac{1}{2}$ points

Do not turn in code that does not compile

Do not turn in code that has not been tested

All variable declarations are at the top and followed by a blank line

All output must be aligned as shown above

Must read and print all names from file

Must calculate Gross Pay correctly for each name in file

Use doubles not floats

All double values are rounded to $2$ decimal places

Reading $/$ Writing multiple data types

Write $3$ files each with $10$ lines of $3$ different data types.

Integers

Write a series of $10$ random integers to a file "integers.txt$"$

Read those integers from the file

Doubles

Write a series of $10$ random doubles to a file "doubles.txt$"$

Read those doubles from the file

Strings

Write a series of $10$ random strings to a file "strings.txt$"$

Read those strings from the file

For each of the $3$ data types and their specified file:

Open the file for writing

Write $10$ lines of the respective data type

Close the file

Open the file for reading

Read all lines from the file and print them to the console

Print the file name that is being opened and closed

Use the following to create a random string: