Answer to Question #297400 in C++ for Rajen

Question

Develop a C++ program implementing hierarchical inheritance upon a base class "Employee", and derived classes "Full-time" containing basic salary and allowances for calculating the salary of the employee and

Answer 1

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


class Employee{
private:
	string name;
public:


	Employee(string name){
		this->name=name;
	}


	void display(){
		cout<<"Name: "<<name<<"\n";
	}
};


class FullTime:Employee{
private:
	double basic_salary,allowances;
public:


	FullTime(double basic_salary,double allowances,string name):Employee(name){
		this->basic_salary=basic_salary;
		this->allowances=allowances;
	}


	void display(){
		Employee::display();
		cout<<"Bsic salary: "<<basic_salary<<"\n";
		cout<<"Allowances: "<<allowances<<"\n";
		cout<<"Salary: "<<getSalary()<<"\n";
	}
	double getSalary(){
		return basic_salary+allowances;
	}
};


class PartTime:Employee{
private:
	double rate_per_day;
	int no_days_worked;
public:
	PartTime(double rate_per_day,double no_days_worked,string name):Employee(name){
		this->rate_per_day=rate_per_day;
		this->no_days_worked=no_days_worked;
	}


	void display(){
		Employee::display();
		cout<<"Rate per day: "<<rate_per_day<<"\n";
		cout<<"No. of days worked : "<<no_days_worked<<"\n";
		cout<<"Salary: "<<getSalary()<<"\n";
	}
	double getSalary(){
		return rate_per_day*no_days_worked;
	}
};




int main() {
	FullTime ft(180,500,"Peter");
	ft.display();


	PartTime pt(10,10,"Mary");
	pt.display();


	system("pause");
	return 0;
}