// 1) Create double variable called dblHoursWorked within the Main method.

// 2) Assign a typical value to the variable for a weeks work with many spots past the decimal point and greater that 40.  (i.e. 45.53379)

// 3) Console Writeline :  Output the variable :  i.e. 45.53379

// 4) Console Writeline :  Output the variable formatted to only two decimal spots:  i.e. 45.53

// 5) Console Writeline :  Output a line using the information with the following structure :  "Hours Worked: 45.53"

// 6) Create double variable to contain the overtime hours within the Main method with the correct naming convention.

// 7) Calculate the overtime hours as the dblHoursWorked - 40;

// 8) Console Writeline :  Output a line using the information with the following structure :  "OverTime Hours: 5.53"

// 9) Submit your dotnetfiddle link in Blackboard.

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using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        string strHoursWorked;

        double = dblHoursWorked;

        // 1) Create double variable called dblHoursWorked within the Main method.

        // 2) Assign a typical value to the variable for a weeks work with many spots past the decimal point and greater that 50.  (i.e. 45.53379)

        // 3) Console Writeline :  Output the variable :  i.e. 45.53379

        // 4) Console Writeline :  Output the variable formatted to only two decimal spots:  i.e. 45.53

        // 5) Console Writeline :  Output a line using the information with the following structure :  "Hours Worked: 45.53"

        // 6) Create double variable to contain the overtime hours within the Main method with the correct naming convention.

        // 7) Calculate the overtime hours as the dblHoursWorked - 40;

        // 8) Console Writeline :  Output a line using the information with the following structure :  "OverTime Hours: 5.53"

    }

}