using System;

public class Program

{

    public static void Main()

    {

        // Kari Johnson

// CWEB 1111, April 2017

// #5, p. 421, re salary

​

/* Create a program that accepts annual salary data as input.  

Pass the salary to a method that calculates the highest monthly house payment the user can afford, 

assuming that the year's total payment in no more than 25% of the annual salary.  */

​

// START

    // DECLARATIONS

        double annualSalary;

        double EXIT = -999;

        double returnedMonthlyMaxAllow;

        annualSalary = houseKeeping(); 

        if (annualSalary != EXIT)

        {

        returnedMonthlyMaxAllow = calcMaxAllow(annualSalary);

        Console.WriteLine("The maximun monthly allowance for your mortgage is " + returnedMonthlyMaxAllow);

        Console.WriteLine("Thank you for using our application.");

        }

        else

        {

            Console.WriteLine("Thank you for visiting.");

        } //ENDIF

    }// STOP 

​

public static double houseKeeping()

{ // START

    // DECLARATIONS

        double inputAnnualSalary;

    Console.WriteLine("This program will calculate the your maximum monthly allowance for mortgage, which is 25% of your salary.");

    Console.WriteLine("Please enter your annual salary to begin or enter -999 to exit the program.");

    inputAnnualSalary = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine());

return inputAnnualSalary; 

}  //STOP

public static double calcMaxAllow(double passedAnnualSalary)

{// START

    //DECLARATIONS

        double annualMaxAllow;                  //  calculated based on 25% of annual salary

        double monthlyMaxAllow;             // which is annualMaxAllow / 12

        annualMaxAllow = passedAnnualSalary * .25;

        monthlyMaxAllow = annualMaxAllow / 12;

return monthlyMaxAllow; 

} // STOP

}