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Write in C++ language. (Employee Record): Create a class named 'Staff' having the following members: Data...

Write in C++ language.

(Employee Record): Create a class named 'Staff' having the following members: Data members - Id – Name - Phone number – Address - AgeIt also has a function named 'printSalary' which prints the salary of the staff.Two classes 'Employee' and 'Officer' inherits the 'Staff' class. The 'Employee' and 'Officer' classes have data members 'Top Skill' and 'department' respectively. Now, assign name, age, phone number, address and salary to an employee and a officer by making an object of both of these classes and print the same.

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** NOTE: I WAS NOT CLEAR WITH THE PART OF SALARY SO I PROVIDED BOTH CODES

IF YOU STILL HAVE ANY PROBLEM PLEASE COMMENT BELOW I WILL DEFINELTY HELP YOU REGARDING THE SOLUTION**

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1. THIS CODE HAS AN ATTRIBUTE SALARY , AND THE FUNCTION PRINTS THE SALARY ASSIGNED

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#include<iostream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;

class Staff
{
   public:
       int Id;
       string Name;
       string Phonenumber;
       string Address;
       int Age;
       double salary;
       void printSalary()
       {
           cout<<"Salary:"<<salary<<endl;
       }
};

class Employee:public Staff
{
   public:
       string Top_Skill;
};

class Officer:public Staff
{
   public:
       string department;
};

int main()
{
   Employee emp1;
   emp1.Id = 10;
   emp1.Name = "empName";
   emp1.Address = "London";
   emp1.Age= 25;
   emp1.Phonenumber = "04012310";
   emp1.salary =1000;

   cout<<"Employee Name: "<<emp1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee id: "<<emp1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Age: "<<emp1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Address: "<<emp1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee PhoneNum: "<<emp1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   emp1.printSalary();

   cout<<endl<<"**********************"<<endl<<endl;

   Officer off1;
   off1.Id = 12;
   off1.Name= "offName";
   off1.Address = "Bankok";
   off1.Age = 27;
   off1.Phonenumber = "0400000";
   off1.salary = 5000;

   cout<<"Officer Name: "<<off1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer id: "<<off1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Age: "<<off1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Address: "<<off1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer PhoneNum: "<<off1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   off1.printSalary();

   return 0;
}

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EXPLANATION

#include<iostream> // for taking input output
#include<string> // for string operation

using namespace std; // for cout cin

class Staff //creating a class Staff
{
   public: // to access all these fields they must be public
       int Id; // creating a id member
       string Name; //creating a Name of type string
       string Phonenumber; // creating a phonenumber of type string
       string Address; // creating a address field
       int Age; //creating age fiels
       double salary; //creating salary of type double
       void printSalary() // creating a function printSalary
       {
           cout<<"Salary:"<<salary<<endl; // printing salary
       }
};

class Employee:public Staff //inheriting Staff class
{
   public:
       string Top_Skill; // creating a Top_Skill field of type string
};

class Officer:public Staff //inheriting Staff class
{
   public:
       string department; // creating a department field of type string
};

int main()
{
   Employee emp1; //creating a object of employee class
   emp1.Id = 10; //assigning id as 10
   emp1.Name = "empName"; //assigning Name as empName
   emp1.Address = "London"; //assigning address as London
   emp1.Age= 25; //assigning age as 25
   emp1.Phonenumber = 0401231230; //assigning PhoneNumber
   emp1.salary =1000; //assigning salary

//printing all details of emp
   cout<<"Employee Name: "<<emp1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee id: "<<emp1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Age: "<<emp1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Address: "<<emp1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee PhoneNum: "<<emp1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   emp1.printSalary(); //printing salary using the function

   cout<<endl<<"**********************"<<endl<<endl;
   //printing line

   Officer off1; //creating a object of officer class
   off1.Id = 12; //assigning id as 12
   off1.Name= "offName"; //assigning Name offName
   off1.Address = "Bankok"; //assigning address as Bankok
   off1.Age = 27; //assigning age as 27
   off1.Phonenumber = 0400000000; // assigning PhoneNumber
   off1.salary = 5000; //assigning salary

//printing all details of officer
   cout<<"Officer Name: "<<off1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer id: "<<off1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Age: "<<off1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Address: "<<off1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer PhoneNum: "<<off1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   off1.printSalary(); //printing salary using the function

   return 0;
}

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2.THIS CODE ASSIGNS SALARY BASED ON THE TOPSKILL AND DEPARTMENT OF STAFF AND OFFICER RESPECTIVELY GIVEN

#include<iostream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;

class Staff
{
   public:
       int Id;
       string Name;
       string Phonenumber;
       string Address;
       int Age;
       void printSalary()
       {
           cout<<"Salary:"<<endl;
       }
};

class Employee:public Staff
{
   public:
       string Top_Skill;
       void printSalary()
       {
           if(Top_Skill=="coder"){
               cout<<"Salary:"<<10000<<endl;
           }
       }
};

class Officer:public Staff
{
   public:
       string department;
       void printSalary()
       {
           if(department=="headOffice"){
           cout<<"Salary:"<<5000<<endl;
       }
       }
};

int main()
{
   Employee emp1;
   emp1.Id = 10;
   emp1.Name = "empName";
   emp1.Address = "London";
   emp1.Age= 25;
   emp1.Phonenumber = "0401231230";
   emp1.Top_Skill = "coder";

   cout<<"Employee Name: "<<emp1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee id: "<<emp1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Age: "<<emp1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Address: "<<emp1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee PhoneNum: "<<emp1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   emp1.printSalary();

   cout<<endl<<"**********************"<<endl<<endl;

   Officer off1;
   off1.Id = 12;
   off1.Name= "offName";
   off1.Address = "Bankok";
   off1.Age = 27;
   off1.Phonenumber = "0400000000";
   off1.department = "headOffice";

   cout<<"Officer Name: "<<off1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer id: "<<off1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Age: "<<off1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Address: "<<off1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer PhoneNum: "<<off1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   off1.printSalary();

   return 0;
}

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#include<iostream> // for taking input output
#include<string> // for string operation

using namespace std; // for cout cin

class Staff //creating a class Staff
{
   public: // to access all these fields they must be public
       int Id; // creating a id member
       string Name; //creating a Name of type string
       string Phonenumber; // creating a phonenumber of type string
       string Address; // creating a address field
       int Age; //creating age fiels
       double salary; //creating salary of type double
       void printSalary() // creating a function printSalary
       {
           cout<<"Salary:"<<salary<<endl; // printing salary
       }
};

class Employee:public Staff //inheriting Staff class
{
   public:
       string Top_Skill; // creating a Top_Skill field of type string
       void printSalary()
       {
           if(Top_Skill=="coder"){
           //IF THE Top_Skill IS CODER THEN SALARY IS 5000
               cout<<"Salary:"<<10000<<endl;
           }
       }
};

class Officer:public Staff //inheriting Staff class
{
   public:
       string department; // creating a department field of type string
       void printSalary()
       {
           if(department=="headOffice"){
           //IF THE DEPARTMENT IS HEADOFFICE THEN SALARY IS 5000
           cout<<"Salary:"<<5000<<endl;
       }
       }
};


int main()
{
   Employee emp1; //creating a object of employee class
   emp1.Id = 10; //assigning id as 10
   emp1.Name = "empName"; //assigning Name as empName
   emp1.Address = "London"; //assigning address as London
   emp1.Age= 25; //assigning age as 25
   emp1.Phonenumber = "0401231230"; //assigning PhoneNumber
   emp1.Top_Skill = "coder";

//printing all details of emp
   cout<<"Employee Name: "<<emp1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee id: "<<emp1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Age: "<<emp1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Address: "<<emp1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee PhoneNum: "<<emp1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Employee Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   emp1.printSalary();

    cout<<endl<<"**********************"<<endl<<endl;
   //printing line

   Officer off1; //creating a object of officer class
   off1.Id = 12; //assigning id as 12
   off1.Name= "offName"; //assigning Name offName
   off1.Address = "Bankok"; //assigning address as Bankok
   off1.Age = 27; //assigning age as 27
   off1.Phonenumber = "0400000000"; // assigning PhoneNumber
   off1.department = "headOffice";

//printing all details of officer
   cout<<"Officer Name: "<<off1.Name<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer id: "<<off1.Id<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Age: "<<off1.Age<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Address: "<<off1.Address<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer PhoneNum: "<<off1.Phonenumber<<endl;
   cout<<"Officer Salary using printSalary method: "<<endl;
   off1.printSalary(); //printing salary using the function

   return 0;
}

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IF YOU STILL HAVE ANY DOUBTS OR PROBLEM WITH THE SOLUTION PLEASE PLEASE COMMENT BELOW I WILL DEFINETLY HELP YOU

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venereology answered 2 years ago
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