Given an hourly wage, compute an annual salary by multiplying the wage times 40 and times 50, because salary = wage x 40 hours/week x 50 weeks/year. The multiplication operator is *.
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James
on 17 Mar 2014
Test suite shows a solution. Poor.
Dmitri
on 21 Apr 2014
Actually, test suite just shows an inefficient solution. Think of better ones!
Gan Wee Ting
on 20 Dec 2016
quite a simple question
Adi Zabidi
on 27 Dec 2016
yay
haziq hadi
on 27 Dec 2016
easayy lmao
Nadhirah Nordin
on 28 Dec 2016
awesome
Sunaldeep Singh
on 15 Dec 2017
oh my
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TAYALAN SIVALINGAM
on 29 Dec 2016
clap
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Muhammad M Sahari
on 20 Dec 2016
easy...
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David Verrelli
on 3 Sep 2018
This user appears to have gamed the system, with fraudulent "likes" of this unremarkable solution submitted by 'sock-puppet' accounts. —DIV
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SUBROTA HALDER
on 1 Sep 2016
easiest problem
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Ortinomax
on 5 May 2015
I don't understand, it doesn't work in France.
The legal work duration per week is 35 hours and you have 5 weeks of paid vacations. Maybe, I should include public holiday, but it not stable over years.
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Chaitanya Rao
on 20 Jan 2015
easy
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Mattias
on 3 Jan 2015
Haha, nice! You managed to use eval :)
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