Answer to Question #315921 in C++ for khan

Question

Write a C++ class to represent an Employee. Each employee is given a name, an age, a NIC number, an address, and a salary. Furthermore:

 The Employee class should keep track of how many employees (objects) have been created in the system.

 Your Employee class should initialize all of its fields via a constructor.

 Create function prototypes to set and get an employees zip code.

 Declare a print_employee() function that prints all of an employee object's details.

(Whenever possible, use constant functions.)

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
#include <string>


using namespace std;




class Employee{
private:
	string name;
	int age;
	string NICNumber;
	string address;
	double salary;
	string zipCode;
public:
	Employee(string name,int age,string NICNumber,string address,double salary){
		this->name=name;
		this->age=age;
		this->NICNumber=NICNumber;
		this->address=address;
		this->salary=salary;
	}


	void setZipCode(string z){
		this->zipCode=z;
	}


	string getZipCode(){
		return this->zipCode;
	}


	void print_employee()const{
		cout<<"Name: "<<this->name<<"\n";
		cout<<"Age: "<<this->age<<"\n";
		cout<<"NIC number: "<<this->NICNumber<<"\n";
		cout<<"Address: "<<this->address<<"\n";
		cout<<"Salary: "<<this->salary<<"\n";
		cout<<"Zip code: "<<this->zipCode<<"\n";
	}






};


int main()
{
	string name;
	int age;
	string NICNumber;
	string address;
	double salary;
	string zipCode;
	cout<<"Enter name: ";
	getline(cin,name);
	cout<<"Enter age: ";
	cin>>age;
	cin.ignore();
	cout<<"Enter NIC number: ";
	getline(cin,NICNumber);
	cout<<"Enter address: ";
	getline(cin,address);
	cout<<"Enter salary: ";
	cin>>salary;
	cin.ignore();
	cout<<"Enter zip code: ";
	getline(cin,zipCode);
	
	Employee employee(name,age,NICNumber,address,salary);
	employee.setZipCode(zipCode);
	employee.print_employee();
	


	system("pause");
	return 0;
}