216: Develop a C++ program to manage a list of employees. Create a base class "Employee" with attributes like name and salary. Derive a class "Manager" from "Employee" to include additional attributes like department and team size.

 

// Develop a C++ program to manage a list of employees. Create a base class

// "Employee" with attributes like name and salary. Derive a class "Manager"

// from "Employee" to include additional attributes like department and team size.

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

class Employee

{

private:

    string name;

    int salary;

public:

    Employee(string n = "", int s = 0) { name = n, salary = s; }

    virtual void displayEmp() { cout << "Name: " << name << "\nSalary: " << salary << endl; }

};

class Manager : protected Employee

{

private:

    string department;

    int team_size;

public:

    Manager(string n = "", int s = 0, string d = "", int t = 0) : Employee(n, s)

    {

        department = d, team_size = t;

    }

    void displayEmp() override

    {

        Employee::displayEmp();

        cout << "Department: " << department << "\nTeam size: " << team_size << endl;

    }

};

int main()

{

    Manager m1("Developer", 200000, "Cyber Security", 10);

    m1.displayEmp();

    return 0;

}