2) Consider the code below: Employee class: class Employee { public: Employee(st

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2) Consider the code below: Employee class: class Employee { public: Employee(string theName, float thePayRate); protected: string getName0 const; float getPayRate0 const; float pay(float hours Worked) const; private: string name float payRate; Definitions for some of the methods follow: Employee::Employee(string theName, float thePayRate) name theName; payRate -thePayRate; float Employee::pay(float hours Worked) const return hours Worked * payRate; Manager Class #include "employee"h" class Manager : public Employee public: Manager(string theName, float thePayRate, bool isSalaried); protected: bool getSalaried0 const; float pay(float hours Worked) const; private: bool salaried;

Explanation / Answer

A) Output:

Pay1000Pay1200

?Pay1000 is for Employee John Burke (25.0*40) and Pay1200 is for Manager 'Jan Kovacs' as salaried = true, so it will return payRate.

B) Output:

Pay1000Pay48000
For Manager ,48000(40*1200) will be displayed

C)

Employee::Pay()

printPay() is declared in Employee class . So Pay() function of Employee class will be called from printPay()

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