CS 162 Assignment Four (Dynamic Polymorphism) Extend the Employee class to include setters and getters for EmployeeName and EmployeeID EmployeeGroup. etc......

Your output should look like the following: (In addition to the original output from the employee class we implemented in class).

First output line:

New Employee is in the Engineering Group

Second Output Line:

This Employee is the Chief Executive Officer of the Company and is a member of the Executive Suite based in New York.

Extend the Employee class to include setters and getters for EmployeeName and EmployeeID EmployeeGroup. In addition include a print function that will facilitate dynamic polymorphism. Your Employee class header file should look similar to what is shown below: class employee{ protected: int emp_id; string emp_name; string emp_group; public: employee(){}; employee(int, string); employee(int, string, string); void setEmployeeName(string); void setEmployeeID(int); void setEmployeeGroup(string); string getEmployeeName(); int getEmployeeID(); string getEmployeeGroup(); virtual void print(); }; Create a child class engineer whose parent is the employee class. The engineer class will have the following variables/constructors/methods(functions) in addition to the values inherited from its parent: string engineer_type; string engineer_location; public: engineer(){}; engineer(int, string, string, string, string); 1/setters and getters for engineer_type and engineer_location AND a print function // void print(); Create a engineer_impl file that will implement the functions defined in the engineer.h file Create a child class executive whose parent is the employee class. The executive class will have the following variables/constructors/methods(functions) in addition to the values inherited from its parent. Remember the executive class can only inherit from its parent (base) class. int exec_employment_duration; double executive_compensation; string executive_type; string executive_location; public: executive(){}; executive(int eid, string ename, string egroup, int eduration, double ecompensation, string etype, string elocation); void setExecutive EmploymentDuration(int); void setExecutiveCompensation(double); int getExecutiveEmploymentDuration(); double getExecutiveCompensation(); void print(); Create a executive_impl file that will implement the functions defined in the executive.h file Finally, update your emp_driver file to display run time polymorphism. Below is some example code that you would need to add: INOTE: You will need to add similar code related to the executive class employee *new_employee; engineer new_engineer(10651262, "Tim", "Software", "Computer Scientist", "Phoenix"); new_employee = &new_engineer; coutprint(); The above piece of code uses the engineer child class. Implement similar code working with the executive class