Create a base class called Employee with the following attributes:$$

name $($string$),$ id $($int$),$ salary $($double$)$

Add a constructor and a member function display Info$()$ that prints the employee's information in the Employee class.

Derive the following classes from Employee:

Manager, Engineer, Intern

$3.$ Add specific attributes and methods for each derived class:

Manager:

Additional attribute numOfTeams $($int$)$

Method displayInfo$()$ to show details of the Manager, including numOfTeams

Engineer:

Additional attribute specialization $($string$)$

Method displayInfo$()$ to show details of the Engineer, including specialization

Intern:

Additional attribute duration $($int$)($in months$)$ Method displayInfo$()$ to show details of the Intern, including duration

Demonstrate polymorphism by creating a function printEmployeeDetails$()$ that takes a pointer or reference to an Employee and calls the displayInfo$()$ function.

Write a main$()$ function to:

Create objects of each derived class $($Manager$,$ Engineer, Intern$)$ and call their respective displayInfo$()$ methods using both an object and a base class pointer.

Call printEmployeeDetails$()$ with different types of employee objects to demonstrate polymorphism.