Create Employee List Using Dynamic Memory Allocation

Complete the function employeelist that dynamically allocates memory to store an employee's record and creates a list of employees. You are given an Employee structure that has three attributes name as a string to store the name of the employee, salary as an integer to store the salary of the employee, and next as a pointer to the same Employee structure to store the address of the next employee information in the list, if no next employee exists after that, it stores Null. Function read the input in the following format:

Read the employee's name and salary separated by space and add structure to the list's end.

Read choice as integer $($if the input is $1,$ go to step $1$ again to read the next employee data and if the input is $0,$ stop and print all employee names that have a maximum salary $($each in a new line$).$

Note:$-$ If more than one employee has a maximum salary, then print all employee's names in the same order as they are inserted into the list.