Using functional decomposition, write a program in C$++$ to read value for hours

worked by six employees in a small company. And then calculate the take home of

each employee. The hours worked by each employee will be stored in an array

called hours and the pay of each employee will be stored in the corresponding

position in another array called pay.

Here is snippet of the beginning of the program.

What you need to do$?$

a$)$ Add a function prototype as shown below.

void getHours$($double $[],$int$)$;

where the first parameter is the array to store the hours worked and the

second parameter is for the size of the array.

#include $=6=22\mathrm{.}80$

Then write the definition of the said function $($getHours$)$ and in this

function, you will prompt user to enter hours worked each week and store

each value to the array.

Test this function to make sure it works before proceed.

Write a statement in your main function to call this getHours function.

And after the call statement, write a loop in your main function to print each

value in the array. Make sure that the values printed are the values entered

in the function and they should be printed in the correct order.

b$)$ Add another function prototype as shown below.

void calcPay$($double $[],$double $[],$int$)$;

where the first parameter is the array that contain hours worked by each

employee, the second parameter is the array that will store the pay, and the

third parameter is for the size of the array.

Then write the definition of the said function $($calcPay$)$ and in this

function, you will read each value from the hours array then calculate the

pay for that hour and store result to the pay array in the corresponding

position.

If hours worked is $40$ or less then pay will be hours multiplied by the value

of BASE$\_$RATE already defined.

If hours is more than $40$ hours then you will need to calculate the overtime

pay which will be hours in excess of $40$ multiplied by the BASE$\_$RATE then

multiplied by $1\mathrm{.}5$

So if hours worked is $42,$ then the regular pay will be $$912\mathrm{.}00(40$ x $$22\mathrm{.}80)$

and overtime pay will be $$68\mathrm{.}40(2$x$$22\mathrm{.}80$x$1\mathrm{.}5).$ Hence, the total pay to be

stored in the array will be $$982\mathrm{.}40$

Test this calcPay function to make sure it works before proceed.

Write a statement in your main function to call this calcPay function.

And after the call statement, write a loop in your main function to print each

value in the array. Make sure that the values printed are the values

calculated and stored in the function and they should be printed in the

correct order.

c$)$ Add another function prototype as shown below.

void printPay$($double $[],$int$)$;

where the first parameter is the array that contains the pay, and the second

parameter is for the size of the array.

Then write the definition of the said function $($printPay$)$ and in this

function, you will simply print the value of the pay one value per line and put

$ in front. Make sure the values for cents are aligned correctly to the right

side.

Add pre$-$conditions and post$-$conditions documentation to your function.

Remember to use meaningful names for your variables.