[solved]-Given String Name Three Integers Id Hr Hw Create Class Hourlyemployee Following Characteri Q39043198

Given a string NAME and three integers ID, HR, HW. Create a Class Hourly Employee with following characteristics

1. Extend an Employee class.
2. Private member variable hourlyRate andhoursWorked as an integer.
3. Parameterized Constructor with parameters in the order of NAME,ID, HR (for hourlyRate) and HW (for hoursWorked).
4. Parameterized Constructor should call a super class constructorwith NAME and ID. Also, initialize hourlyRate withHR and hoursWorked with HW.
5. The public function getGrosspay without anyparameter and return gross pay amount of type integer.

Grosspay = (hourlyRate * hoursWorked )

Input
Alex
101
100
5

Where,

• First line represents NAME.
• Second line represents ID.
• Third line represents hourly rate HR.
• Forth line represents hours worked HW.

Output
101
Alex
500

Where,

• The first line represents an ID.
• The second line represents a NAME.
• The third line represents Gross Pay.

Not sure where to begin. Please use code template below:

class Person {
private:
string name;
public:
Person(string s){
this -> setName(s);

}

void setName(string name) {
this -> name = name;
}
string getName() {
return this -> name;
}

};

// Derived class
class Employee: public Person {
private:
int id;
public:
Employee(string sname, int id): Person(sname)
{

this -> setId(id);
}
void setId(int id) {
this -> id = id;
}
int getId() {
return this -> id;
}
};
like cin/cout.

//write your code here

int main() {

string NAME ;
cin >> NAME;
int ID;
int HR;
int HW;
cin >> ID;
cin >> HR;
cin >> HW;

HourlyEmployee hourlyEmployee(NAME, ID, HR, HW);
cout << hourlyEmployee.getId() << endl;
cout << hourlyEmployee.getName() << endl;
cout << hourlyEmployee.getGrosspay();
return 0;

}

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