Java Programming Problems: Employees and Pay Rates

Create an hours reporting program that collects the hours of employees into a neat report. The program will complete the following tasks:
a) Ask the user for the number of employees
b) For each employee:
a. Collect each employee name (store in String[] empNames)
b. Collect the Pay Rate for Each employee
c. Collect the hours for each employee in a 2D array (use double[][] hours)
c) Calculate the total hours for each employee (use double[] empHours)
For this part, you must reference the dimensions of the ‘hours’ array in controlling the loops.
d) Calculate the total hours for each day (use double[] dayHours)
e) Calculate how much they should be paid for the hours they worked
f) Report the results in a formatted table using printf.
Recall that %s is used for Strings, %f for doubles.
%-10s will left align a String in a column of width 10
%10.4f will show double values with 4 digits to the right of the decimal point in a column of width 10

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import java.util.Scanner;

public class HoursReportingProgram {

    /**
    * @param args the command line arguments
    */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
      
       int num;
       Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
      
       //a) Ask the user for the number of employees
       System.out.print("How many employees: ");
       num = keyboard.nextInt();
      
       if (num > 0) {
            String[] empNames = new String[num];
            double [] payRate = new double[num];
            double[][] hours = new double[num][7];
            double[] empHours = new double[num];
            double[] dayHours = new double[7];
            double [] income = new double[num];...