Question

Create an Employee class having the following functions and print
the final salary in c++ program.
- getInfo; which takes the salary, number of hours of work per day
of employee as parameters
- AddSal; which adds $10 to the salary of the employee if it is less
than $500.
- AddWork; which adds $5 to the salary of the employee if the
number of hours of work per day is more than 6 hours.

Answer 1

Here is the Employee class in C++

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class Employee{
   private:
   double hours;
   double salary;
   public:
       void getInfo(double hrs, double sal);
       void print() const;
       void AddSal();
       void AddWork();
};

void Employee::getInfo(double hrs, double sal){
   salary = sal;
   hours =hrs;
}
void Employee::print() const{
   cout<<"Employee Salary $"<<salary
       <<", Hours: "<<hours<<endl;
}
void Employee::AddSal(){
   if(salary<500) salary+=10;
}
void Employee::AddWork(){
  
   if(hours<6) salary += 5;
}

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// BELOW IS THE COMPLETE C++ PROGRAM

#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
using namespace std;

class Employee{
   private:
   double hours;
   double salary;
   public:
       void getInfo(double hrs, double sal);
       void print() const;
       void AddSal();
       void AddWork();
};

void Employee::getInfo(double hrs, double sal){
   salary = sal;
   hours =hrs;
}
void Employee::print() const{
   cout<<"Employee Salary $"<<salary
       <<", Hours: "<<hours<<endl;
}
void Employee::AddSal(){
   if(salary<500) salary+=10;
}
void Employee::AddWork(){
  
   if(hours<6) salary += 5;
}

int main(){

   Employee e;
   e.getInfo(5,400);
   e.print();
   e.AddSal(); cout<<"Invoking AddSal()\n";
   e.print();
   e.AddWork();cout<<"Invoking AddWork()\n";
   e.print();

   return 0;
}

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