* NO HAND WRITING PLEASE *

* in C++ please *

Inheritance

In this laboratory, we are going to build a base class and a collection of derived classes.

1- Write the code to implement the class Person. A person has a name, address,telephone number and and E-Mail address. Be sure to include accessor functions to return each of these values.

2- Create a derived class Student which has a class status (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior).

3- Create a derived class Employee which has the attributes office, salary, and date hired.

4- Now define a class Faculty which is derived from Employee. The attributes for the Faculty class are rank (professor, associate, assistant, lecturer) and status (tenured, tenure-track, visiting, non-tenure-track).

5- Define a class Staff derived from Employee. Staff has a single attribute indicating the position (job title).

6- Write a test main program that creates a Person, Student, Employee, Faculty, and Staff object. Use accessor functions on each object to show they are working.

Inheritance In this laboratory, we are going to build a base class and a collection of derived classes. 1. Write the code to implement the class Person. A person has a name, address telephone number and and E-Mail address. Be sure to include accessor functions to return each of these values 2. Create a derived class Student which has a class status (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senion) 3. Create a derived class Employee which has the attributes office, salary, and date hired. 4. Now define a class Faculty which is derived from Employee. The attributes for the Faculty class are rank (professor, associate, assistant, lecturer) and status (tenured, tenure-track, visiting, non-tenure-track) 5. Define a class Staff derived from Employee. Staff has a single attribute indicating the position (job title) 6. Write a test main program that creates a Person, Student, Employce, Faculty, and Staff object. Use accessor functions on each object to show they are working