Consider the following partial class definitions for Employee $($base class$)$ and HourlyEmployee $($derived class$)$:

class Employee $\{$

public:

string getName$()$;

string getSSN$()$;

string getPay$()$;

void setName$($string$)$;

void setSSN$($string$)$;

void setPay$($double$)$;

private:

string name;

string ssn;

double netPay;

$\}$;

class HourlyEmployee: public Employee $\{$

public:

void print$()$;

private:

double wageRate;

double hours;

$\}$;

void HourlyEmployee::print$()\{$

netPay $=$ wageRate $*$ Hours;

cout $<<$ "Name: $"<<$ name $<<$ endl;

cout $<<"$SSN: $"<<$ ssn $<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "Wagerate: $"<<$ wageRate $<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "Hours: $"<<$ hours $<<$ endl;

cout $<<$ "Net Pay $"<<$ netPay $<<$ endl;

$\}$

Identify what is wrong with the print$()$ function, and correct it by modifying the code.