(Please use c++ code) 1. Write the code to implement the class Person. A person

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(Please use c++ code)

1. Write the code to implement the class Person. A person has a name, address,telephone number and and E-Mail address. Be sure to include accessor functions to return each of these values. Create a derived class Student which has a class status (freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior) and create a derived class Employee which has the attributes office, salary, and date hired. Now define a class Faculty which is derived from Employee. The attributes for the Faculty class are rank (professor, associate, assistant, lecturer) and status (tenured, tenure-track, visiting, non-tenure-track). Define a class Staff derived from Employee. Staff has a single attribute indicating the position (job title). Write a test main program that creates a Person, Student, Employee, Faculty, and Staff object. Use accessor functions on each object to show they are working.

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#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Person    //base class
{
    private:
    string name;
    string address;
    string telephoneNumber;
    string email;
  
    public:
    Person(){} //default constructor
    Person(string name,string address,string telephoneNumber,string email) //parameterized constructor
    {
        this->name = name ;
        this->address = address;
        this->telephoneNumber = telephoneNumber;
        this->email = email;
    }
  
    //accessor functions
    string getName()
    {
        return name;
    }
    string getAddress()
    {
        return address;
    }
    string getTelephoneNumber()
    {
        return telephoneNumber;
    }
    string getEmail()
    {
        return email;
    }
  
};

class Student :public Person   //derived from person class
{
    private:
    string status;
  
    public:
    Student(){}
  
    //parameterized constructor passes arguments to base class constructor
    Student(string name,string address,string telephoneNumber,string email,string status):Person(name,address,telephoneNumber,email)
    {
        this->status = status;
    }
    string getStatus()
    {
        return status;
    }
  
};

class Employee :public Person
{
    private:
    string office;
    double salary;
    string dateHired;
  
    public:
    Employee(){}
  
    //parameterized constructor passes arguments to base class constructor
    Employee(string name,string address,string telephoneNumber,string email,string office,double salary,string dateHired):Person(name,address,telephoneNumber,email)
    {
        this->office = office;
        this->salary = salary;
        this->dateHired = dateHired;
    }
    string getOffice()
    {
        return office;
    }
    double getSalary()
    {
        return salary;
    }
    string getDateHired()
    {
        return dateHired;
    }
};

class Faculty :public Employee
{
    private:
    string rank;
    string status;
  
    public:
    Faculty(){}
  
    //parameterized constructor passes arguments to base class constructor
    Faculty(string name,string address,string telephoneNumber,string email,string office,double salary,string dateHired,string rank,string status):Employee(name,address,telephoneNumber,email,office,salary,dateHired)
    {
        this->rank =rank;
        this->status = status;
    }
    string getRank()
    {
        return rank;
    }
    string getStatus()
    {
        return status;
    }
  
  
};

class Staff : public Employee
{
    private :
    string position;
  
  
    public:
    Staff(){}
    Staff(string name,string address,string telephoneNumber,string email,string office,double salary,string dateHired,string position):Employee(name,address,telephoneNumber,email,office,salary,dateHired)
    {
        this->position = position;
    }
    string getPosition()
    {
        return position;
    }
  
};

int main()
{
   Person person1("Nicholos Moore","45,Downtown,NYC","0797877877","nic@email.com");
   cout<<"Person Address : "<<person1.getAddress();
  
   Student student1("Samara Singh","576 LA","6769704","samara@email.com","freshman");
   cout<<" Student Name : "<<student1.getName();
  
   Employee employee1("John Smith","6465 street no 2,NYC","987564543","johnsmith@email.com","office No 1",5465.00,"January 14,2009");
   cout<<" Employee telephone : "<<employee1.getTelephoneNumber();
  
   Staff staff1("Candy Williams","6235 street no 7,NYC","9872222543","candy@email.com","office No 4",3460.00,"March 20,2001","Clerk");
   cout<<" Staff office : "<<staff1.getOffice();
   Faculty faculty1("Dr. David louis","345-Hillside,NJ","0123-66688797","drdavid@mail.com","Physics Department",8970.00,"september 25,2011","professor","tenured");
  
   cout<<" Faculty Name : "<<faculty1.getName()<<" Address : "<<faculty1.getAddress()<<" Status : "<<faculty1.getStatus();
  
   cout<<" Salary : "<<faculty1.getSalary();
   return 0;
}

Output:

Student Name : Samara Singh

Employee Telephone : 987564543

Staff Office : office No 4

Faculty Name : Dr. David louis

Address: 345,Hillside NJ

Status : tenured

Salary : 8970

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