Question #332692

Design a base class staff (staffno, name, salary) and two derived classes as teaching staff(subject) and nonteaching staff(post). Write necessary member function to accept and display information of all staff members

Expert's answer

/* C++ program to read and print employee information using multiple inheritance.*/




#include <iostream>

#include <stdio.h>

using namespace std;

 

//Base Class - basicInfo

class basicInfo

{

  protected:  

    char  name[30];

    int   empId;

    char  gender;

  public:

    void getBasicInfo(void)

    {

      cout << "Enter Name: "; 

      cin.getline(name,30);

      cout << "Enter Emp. Id: ";

      cin >> empId;

      cout << "Enter Gender: ";

      cin >> gender;

    }

};

 

//Base Class - deptInfo

class deptInfo

{

  protected:  

    char  deptName[30];

    char  assignedWork[30];

    int   time2complete;

  public:

    void getDeptInfo(void)

    {

      cout << "Enter Department Name: "; 

      cin.ignore(1);

      cin.getline(deptName,30);

      cout << "Enter assigned work: ";

      fflush(stdin);

      cin.getline(assignedWork,30);

      cout << "Enter time in hours to complete work: ";

      cin >> time2complete;

    }

};

 

/*final class (Derived Class)- employee*/

class employee:private basicInfo, private deptInfo

{

  public:

    void getEmployeeInfo(void){

      cout << "Enter employee's basic info: " << endl;

      //call getBasicInfo() of class basicInfo

      getBasicInfo();   //calling of public member function

      cout << "Enter employee's department info: " << endl;

      //call getDeptInfo() of class deptInfo

      getDeptInfo();   //calling of public member function

    }

    void printEmployeeInfo(void)

    {

      cout << "Employee's Information is: "   << endl;

      cout << "Basic Information...:"    << endl;

      cout << "Name: "   << name  << endl;   //accessing protected data

      cout << "Employee ID: " << empId << endl;    //accessing protected data

      cout << "Gender: "    << gender << endl << endl;//accessing protected data

       

      cout << "Department Information...:" << endl;

      cout << "Department Name: "      << deptName  << endl; //accessing protected data

      cout << "Assigned Work: "       << assignedWork << endl; //accessing protected data

      cout << "Time to complete work: "   << time2complete<< endl; //accessing protected data

    }

};

 

int main()

{

  //create object of class employee

  employee emp;

   

  emp.getEmployeeInfo();

  emp.printEmployeeInfo();

   

  return 0;

}


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