1.Prompt the user to input the total hours worked. That number will
be input from the keyboard.
2.Use an if/else statement to determine the appropriate wage, based
on the number of hours input by the user. The hourly pay rate is
$12.50 and any hours over 40 will be paid at a rate of 1.5 times the
regular rate.
3.Declare the necessary variables. Set a variable for the standard pay
rate as a constant. Set another constant for the standard 40 hour
work week. Note that in the calculation of the wage, the result will
potentially have a fractional part.
4.Use the if/else statement to determine the appropriate wage based
on whether the user worked over 40 hours or not.
5.Output the number of hours entered by the user, the number of
regular hours worked, and any overtime worked, and finally, the total wages earned.
6.Use text labels on the output which make it clear what information
is being displayed.
7.Use: good variable names, indentations of four spaces, comments
within the program, and label the output appropriately.
8.Test your program with numbers above and below the commission
limits for accuracy in its calculations.
9.Include comments within the body of the program.
