C++

Exercise Design a class Employee with the member variables

employee name : string

employee number : string

hire date : string

Code and test a default and a parameterized ctor for class Employee, along with mutator and accessor functions for the member variables, and a print function that prints Employee data.

Design a class ProductionWorker that inherits from Employee and adds member variables

shift : integer

hourly pay rate : double

ProductionWorker shift is 1 for day and 2 for night shift. Code and test a default and a parameterized ctor for class ProductionWorker, along with mutator and accessor functions for the member variables, and a print function that prints a ProductionWorker s data. Plus, test your classes with a client function that prints a ProductionWorkers information.

Sample output is shown here:

/* Using member functions to print

Employee: Jesse James

Employee #: 123

Hire date: 12/4/1872

Shift: 2 - Night

Pay rate: $10.45

Using client function to print

Employee: Jesse James

Employee #: 123

Hire date: 12/4/1872

Shift: Night Shift #: 2

Pay rate: $10.45 */

A shift supervisor is a salaried employee who supervises a production shift. In addition to a salary, the shift supervisor earns a yearly bonus when his/her shift meets production goals. Design a ShiftSupervisor class derived from Employee specified above. The ShiftSupervisor class has member variables

salary : double annual salary

bonus : double yearly production bonus

Code a default and a parameterized ctor for class ShiftSupervisor, along with mutator and accessor functions for the member variables, and a print function that prints information about a ShiftSupervisor. Also, test your classes with a client function that prints a ShiftSupervisor s information.

Sample output is shown here:

/* Using member functions to print

Employee: Sally James

Employee #: 523

Hire date: 22/11/1871

Annual Salary: $73238.67

Bonus: $15264.17

Using client function to print

Employee: Sally

James Employee #: 523