Declare and implement base class Employee (15 pts)

Declare and implement derived class FulltimeEmployee (15 pts)

Declare and implement derived class ParttimeEmployee (15 pts)

Define tester program. (10 pts)

Submit the project correctly. (5 pts)

Instructions

Define a C++ program to manage the employee information. You will define a base class Employee and two derived classes: FulltimeEmployee and ParttimeEmployee. Create employee objects, implement inheritance and polymorphism to display the following employee information ---

Define base class Employee with at least the following members

Data member name, title and email

Member function

Employee() - constructor with parameters

virtual void displayEmployee()

virtual function in order to be overridden in the derived classes and perform polymorphism in the tester program.

Display employees name, title and email.

Define derived class FulltimeEmployee inherits from Employee class with at least the following members

Data member salary

Member function

FulltimeEmployee() - constructor with parameters

void displayEmployee()

override base class Employees displayEmployee().

Display employees type and salary.

Define derived class ParttimeEmployee inherits from Employee class with at least the following members

Data member hourlyWage, hours

Member function

ParttimeEmployee() - constructor with parameters

double calcGrossPay() calculate and return weekly pay = hours * hourlyWage

void displayEmployee()

override base class Employees displayEmployee().

Display employees weekly pay.

This is the tester program, please review the code and copy it to your tester program, you may also define your tester program by yourself

int main()

{

// create FulltimeEmployee object

FulltimeEmployee emp1("Mary Davis", "Faculty", "md@waketech.edu", 60000.00);

// create ParttimeEmployee object

ParttimeEmployee emp2("Tom Fox", "Secretary", "tf@waketech.edu", 20.00, 30);

// create an array of base class Employee pointers

Employee* employees[2];

// assign the address of the two employee objects in the array

// both emp1 and emp2 are also Employee objects

employees[0] = &emp1;

employees[1] = &emp2;

// implement dynamic binding and polymorphism

for (int i = 0; i < 2; i++)

{

cout << "Employee " << i + 1 << endl;

// the same function call will generate different results depend on

// what employee object pointed to by the Employee pointer

employees[i]->displayEmployee();

cout << endl;

}

return 0;

}

Test your program and compress the whole project folder in a .zip file, submit the zip file to BB for credits.