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I have not done so well on an assignment for school - I have submitted what is below and I would like to learn and understand more about why my code is terrible lol.

The grading criteria is here

As you can tell, I did not do well at all. I am getting a few errors all related to error C2064: term does not evaluate to a function taking 3 arguments. One of the requirements is using pass by reference. When I attempted that, I had many more errors - so I decided to take it back to something a bit simpler for me and I still cannot see what I am doing wrong.

My instructor specified which parameters we needed to use so I am using those specific ones for each function. The other criterion in writing is below as well as my code.

Again, yes this was for a school assignment, I've already submitted it and got a terrible grade. I would like to have an understanding of what I did wrong and how to correct it so I can learn. Thank you for any and all help.

The weekly gross pay of a salaried employee is calculated by dividing the employee’s annual salary by 52. Create a named constant variable to hold and use the value in your overloaded function.

• The weekly gross pay of an Hourly employee is calculated as follows: If the number of hours worked by the employee is 40 hours or less, the gross pay is calculated by multiplying the number of hours worked by the pay rate. If the number of hours worked by the employee exceeds 40 hours, the employee will receive regular pay for the first 40 hours, and receive time-and-a-half pay for the hours in excess of 40. An hourly employee must not work more than 50 hours per week.

• The weekly gross pay of an intern is calculated by multiplying the number of hours worked by the pay rate. If an intern works over 15 hours a week, the intern receives time-and-a-quarter pay for the hours over 15 hours. An intern must not work more than 20 hours per week.

• The weekly gross pay of a contract employee is calculated by multiplying the number of hours worked by the pay rate. A contract employee must not work more than 40 hours per week.

Create four overloaded functions (one each for salaried employee, hourly employee, contract employee, and Intern) as follows:

 For the Salaried employee function, prompt for two values (employee number and yearly salary), and pass these two values to the appropriate function.

 For the Hourly employee function, prompt for three values (employee number, hours worked and pay rate), and pass these three values to the appropriate function.

 For the Intern function, prompt for four values (Institution Code, Department Code, hours worked and pay rate), and pass these four values to the appropriate function.

• For the Contract employee function, prompt for five values (company number, project number, employee number, hours worked and pay rate), and pass these five values to the appropriate function.

For any employee, if more hours than the employee is allowed to work (based on the type of employee) is entered for number of hours, reject the input as invalid input, and repeatedly prompt for the valid range of hours for the employee type until the correct information is entered.

Continue to request, calculate and display employee information until there is no more employee data to process. The information displayed must include all the information collected for each employee and the calculated weekly pay. Use the end-of-file indicator to terminate input.

Your program must be able to process zero employees, to an infinite number of employees. When the program starts, if there is no data to process during this processing cycle, immediately use the end-of-file indicator to terminate processing, and display an appropriate message.

Demonstrate the use of the following in your solution:

• Iteration (Looping)

• Modularity (using functions)

• Function Overloading (use overloaded functions for calculating Gross Pay)

• Function Prototyping (create a function prototype for each of the overloaded functions)

• Inter-function communication. To demonstrate inter-function communication, all prompts for input must occur in the function main(), all calculated gross pay amounts must be explicitly returned to the function main(), and all output must be displayed by the function main(). No output can be displayed by the functions.

• Use of pass-by-reference using Reference arguments. There must be, at least, one example of pass-by-reference using Reference arguments with each function in the program, except main(). Your program, depending on the argument(s) supplied by the user, should invoke the appropriate overloaded function.*