DESCRIPTIONS OF PROBLEM: Define a superclass Person and class Date based on the UML diagram given below: Person Date firstName lastName dd dateOfJoin mm раyment уу calPay0 Employee Student Researcher credit type salary rate calPay() calPay() SAMPLE OF OUTPUT: Output: 1] Student 2]Employee 3] Researcher or 0 to exit:> 2 Enter first name, last name and date of join Manal Adnan 22 3 2017 Status [ T or P]: P 1] Student 2]Employee 3] Researcher or 0 to exit:> 1 Enter first name, last name and date of join Ali Basher 21 2 2017 Credit:> 5 Rate:> 500

DESCRIPTIONS OF PROBLEM: Define a superclass Person and class Date based on the UML diagram given below: Person Date firstName lastName dd dateOfJoin mm раyment уу calPay0 Employee Student Researcher credit type salary rate calPay() calPay() SAMPLE OF OUTPUT: Output: 1] Student 2]Employee 3] Researcher or 0 to exit:> 2 Enter first name, last name and date of join Manal Adnan 22 3 2017 Status [ T or P]: P 1] Student 2]Employee 3] Researcher or 0 to exit:> 1 Enter first name, last name and date of join Ali Basher 21 2 2017 Credit:> 5 Rate:> 500

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter18: Stacks And Queues

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 18PE

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