Question

The purpose of this lab is to practice the concept of inheritance. We will create an Hourly class that is an Employee class. In other words, the Hourly class inherits from the Employee class. In addition, we will create a Salary class that inherits from the Employee class. Finally, we will make a Child class work as a Parent class. We will create a Manager class that inherits from the Salary class.

Create a C++ project, and call it Week 5—Inheritance. Now, let's realize the UML class diagram, which means let's take the UML class diagram to code.

• Create an Employee class using a separate header file and implementation file.
  • Review your UML class diagram for the attributes and behaviors
    • The calculatePay() method should return 0.0f.
    • The toString() method should return the attribute values ("state of the object").
• Create an Hourly class using a separate header file and implementation file.
  • The Hourly class needs to inherit from the Employee class
  • The calculatePay() method should return the pay based on the number of hours worked and the pay rate. Remember to calculate overtime!
• Create a Salary class using a separate header file and implementation file.
  • The Salary class needs to inherit from the Employee class.
  • The calculatePay() method should return the annualSalary divided by 52.0f because there are 52 weeks in the year.
• Create a Manager class using a separate header and implementation file.
  • The Manager class needs to inherit from the Salary class (yes, a Child class can be a Parent class).
  • The calculatePay() method should use the Salary's calculatePay() method plus the bonus divided by 52.0f (base pay plus bonus).

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