Thread: Class company, class Employee and tester (Having trouble with my computepayroll() met

So I had to define all the method for class company and implement the main method as well. I'm reading a file from my C: drive, I am using filereader and bufferedreader to read the file and then read it line by line. I need to output what's on the file. I was also wondering if I could print out the info w/out the use of a toString().
(this is what's in the text file in my c drive)
123
45000.00
456
60000.00
321
55000.0
567
80000.0
111
37000.0

 
import java.io.*;
 
class Test  
{ 
 
	public static void main (String[] args)
	{
 
			//Create comp company object
			Company comp = new Company(5);
 
 
			//Read the total payroll
			try {
				comp.readPayrollData();
			} catch (Exception e) {
				// TODO Auto-generated catch block
				e.printStackTrace();
			}
 
			//Compute the payroll data
			comp.computePayroll();
 
 
 
	}//End main
}//End class Test
 
 
public class Employee 
{
private String empID;
private double pay;
 
public Employee(){}
 
public Employee(String id, double pa)
{
	empID = id;
	pay = pa;
}//End Employee
double getPay()
{
	return pay;
}//end getpay
 
}//End class Employee
 
/*Author: JCont
 * Class company provides the following constructor methods
 * for processing the data stored in the array and for 
 * computing the company payroll.
 */
import java.io.*;
 
 
public class Company 
{
//Declare data, array of employees and payroll for company.
private Employee[] employees;
private double payroll;
 
public Company(int size)
{
 employees = new Employee[size];
}
 
// Method setPayRoll will store argument in variable payroll.
public void setPayRoll(double p)
{
	payroll = p;
}
 
//validate range of index #'s. 
private boolean Range(int i)
{
	return i >= 0 && i < employees.length;
}
 
//If valid range then will store employees in a certain index. 
public void setemployees(Employee e, int i)
{
	if (Range(i))
	{
		employees[i] = e;
	}	
}
//If there is a valid range if indices then will return that employees, otherwise null.
public Employee getemployees(int i)
{
	if(Range(i))
	{
		return employees[i];	
	}
	else
	{
		return null;
	}
}//End Employee getemployees
 
 
//Read data from a file called employees.txt and store them in array "employees"
public void readPayrollData() throws Exception
{
try{
	FileReader fr = new FileReader("c:\\employees.txt");
	BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(fr);
	String id;
	//id = br.readLine();
	//while((id  != null))
	for(int i = 0;(id = br.readLine()) != null;i++)
	{
 
			String tempsalary = br.readLine();
			double salary = Double.parseDouble(tempsalary);
 
			Employee emp = new Employee(id, salary);
			employees[i] = emp;
 
	}//end for	
	fr.close();
  }//end try block
 
	catch (FileNotFoundException e) {
	// TODO Auto-generated catch block
	e.printStackTrace();
	} catch (IOException e) {
	// TODO Auto-generated catch block
	e.printStackTrace();
	}
}//end readPayrollData	
 
 
public void computePayroll()
{
 
	for(int i = 0; i < employees.length;i ++)
	{
 
		payroll = (employees[i].getPay() );	
 
	}
}//end Compute payroll
 
}//End class

What's your question? Where are you stuck?

Thanks for the responses! Well the only trouble I'm having at this point is outputting what's on the file. Although this may seem pretty trivial it's just a matter of system.out.print. I added a system.out.print to readPayrolldata() to print out id and another on computepayroll() to display the "salary" and although it prints out the values it doesn't in id|pay... order. It'll display as so
123
456
321
567
111
45000.00
60000.00
55000.0
80000.0
37000.0
which makes sense since that's the way I am calling them and printing them out, I'm having an off week and I/O is killing me in all of my classes.