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A basic GUI commission calculator

 
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So, I am supposed to write a program that calculates the total annual compensation for a salesman using user input for the salary, sales, and commission rate (list of 3 predefined commission rates. have to display in dollar format the amount of commission and total annual salary.


CommCalc class




CalcTest method



I know that i have to fix some of the semantics .
I have this code that I made earlier, is there an easy way to make it into a GUI interface? Or will I have to go throughthe code lines to add the JOptionPane?
And I am a little confused on how to make a list (array) for the commission rate.
 
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shouldn't the package declaration come before the imports?
 
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Sorry I should have said that I am using NetBeans 8, that is where it put them.
 
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The code will compile and run, I am just stuck on incorporating it into a JOptionPane or another GUI interface, could I just add code to the original?
Also the commission rate should be in a list (of 3 choices) and I am a little green(horn) in making arrays.
 
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You should create a separate class to represent the view which will be the front-end of the application containing the labels, text fields and buttons for user interaction... Create another class to control the interaction between the user events in the view class components and how these events will interact with the interface of the CommCalc class to get the desired functionality...
 
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