Question

6. Using the following declarations in an Employee form:

System.Windows.Forms.TextBox employeeNameTXT;

System.Windows.Forms.TextBox employeeSalaryTXT;

public EmployeeData employee = new EmployeeData();

And the EmployeeData class below:

public class EmployeeData

{

public string empName;

public string empSalary;

}

Write the statements needed to achieve the logic descriptions below.

1) If the employee name text box is not empty, display a message stating a value is not

required in this field

2) If the employee salary text box is over 100, display a message asking if the user wants

to open an investment account

3) If the employee name text box is not empty and the employee salary text box is greater

than or equal to zero, then get the values from the form and store them in the

EmployeeData class.

Answer 1

Code will be like:

public partial class Form1 : Form
{
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();

//1
if(employeeNameTXT.Text !=string.Empty)
{
MessageBox.Show("stating a value is not required in this field");
}

if (Convert.ToDouble(employeeSalaryTXT.Text)>100)
{
MessageBox.Show("Do you want to open an investment account");
}

if (employeeNameTXT.Text != string.Empty)
{
if (Convert.ToDouble(employeeSalaryTXT.Text) >0)
{
EmployeeData obj = new EmployeeData();

obj.empName = employeeNameTXT.Text;
obj.empSalary = employeeSalaryTXT.Text;

  
}

}   

}

public class EmployeeData
{

public string empName;

public string empSalary;

}

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