**USING C++**

Create a class for storing a simple employee record database. Youll need the string library included for this exercise.

Name your class Employee and declare the following private class data:

First name

Last name

Id #

Salary

Declare and implement the following member functions:

Constructor:

Takes two (2) string inputs for first and last name, respectively. Initializes the salary to $50,000.

Sets the Id # to 0 (for now)

setSalary():

Takes a double precision number to specify an updated salary

Returns nothing

raise():

Takes a rate as input, and increases the current salary by that rate. e.g. raise(0.05) would raise the current salary by 5%

The raise member function should provide a default raise of 3% if no raise rate is specified

Returns nothing

printInfo():

Prints all the current info for an employee: example below: (hint: the tab character \t can be useful)

Employee No: 0

Name: Bill, Hader

Salary: $240000