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    This document provides examples of conditional statements in programming. It includes an if-else statement to calculate employee gross pay based on hourly rate and hours worked, including overtime. It also gives an if-else ladder example to determine the state of matter for a given temperature. Finally, it mentions using a switch statement to classify a letter as a consonant or vowel based on user input.

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    This document provides examples of conditional statements in programming. It includes an if-else statement to calculate employee gross pay based on hourly rate and hours worked, including overtime. It also gives an if-else ladder example to determine the state of matter for a given temperature. Finally, it mentions using a switch statement to classify a letter as a consonant or vowel based on user input.

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    This document provides examples of conditional statements in programming. It includes an if-else statement to calculate employee gross pay based on hourly rate and hours worked, including overtime. It also gives an if-else ladder example to determine the state of matter for a given temperature. Finally, it mentions using a switch statement to classify a letter as a consonant or vowel based on user input.

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    IF-ELSE STATEMENT

    PROBLEM: Write a program that will determine the gross pay of an employee after entering the hourly
    rate and the number of hours worked. The formula for getting the gross pay is Gross = hours*rate. If there
    is an overtime, the formula is Gross=0.015*rate*(hours-40.0)+(40.0*rate).

    IF-ELSE LADDER

    PROBLEM: Write program that will accept a temperature value and will determine if it's state: less than 0
    - ICE, between 0-100 - WATER, greater than 0 - STEAM.

    SWITCH STATEMENT

    PROBLEM: Write a program that will input a letter and determine the letter if it’s a consonant or a
    vowel.

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