Create a class with the following: private attributes *Structure to represent an

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Create a class with the following:
private attributes
*Structure to represent an Employee with first name, last name, and hourly wage.
*An array of these structures (max of 50)
*A filename for reading/writing the employees from/to the file
*A file handle for writing to the file.
*A file handle for reading from the file.

private member functions (place the actual code for these in the .cpp file,
not the .h file)
*Save the employees to the file
*Load the employees from the file
*Select employee from a list

public member functions
*default constructor that initializes the filename attribute, any counters and
calls the member function to load the employees from file.
*deconstructor that cleans up any dynamic memory allocated (if used) and calls
the member function to save the employees to the file

*member function to add an employee to the array
*member function to remove an employee from the array (must call select member
function to choose the employee to remove)
*member function to display all the employees
*member function to display the selected employee(must call select member
function to choose the employee to remove)
Main program:
This program will control acces to the employee class. You will need to define
an instanciation of the class to perform the tasks in the menu below:
************************************
* Employee Program *
************************************
1. Display all Employees
2. Display a Single Employees
3. Add an Employee
4. Delete an Employee
5. Exit
***********************************
Required turn in products (replace class with the name of the class created):
UML documentation for the class
class.h
class.cpp
project.cpp

Explanation / Answer

Class Employee
{
Char *firstname;
Chrar*lastname;
int hwages;

public:

Employee(); //Default constructor
DisplayEmployee();
DisplaySingle();
AddEmployee();
DeleteEmployee();
}

Employee::DisplaySingle(char name )
{
   ifstream fin("Employee.txt");
   while(!fin.eof())
  {
  fin>>firstname;
  if(strcmp(firstname,name)
   cout<<firstname<<lastname<<hwages;

  }
     fin.close();
}

Employee::AddEmployee()
{  
   ifstream fin("Employee.txt",ios::app)
   cout<<"Enter first name"
   cin>>fname;
   fin>>fname;
   cout<<"Enter lastname";
   cin>>lname
   fin>>lname;
cout<<"Enter wages";
cin>>hwages;
fin>>hwages

fin.close();
}

Employee::DeleteEmployee(int p)
{
for(int i=p-1;i<count;i++)
  {
  e[i].firstname=e[i+1].firstname;
  e[i].lastname=e[i+1].lastname;
  e[i].hwages=e[i+1].hwages;

  }
count--;
}

int main()
{
Employee e[8];
Do
    {
      cout<<”Employee Details”<<endl;
      cout<<”**************************”
      cout<<”1.Display All Employees”<<endl;
      cout<<”2.Display a single employee”<<endl;
      cout<<”3.Add an Employee”<<endl;
      cout<<”4.Delte an Employee”<<endl;
      cout<<”5.exit”<<endl;
      cout<<”Enter Your Choice”<<endl;
      cin>>choice
  switch(choice)
   {
    Case 1:for(int i=0;i<8;i++)
               e[i].DisplayEmployee();
               Break;

   Case 2: Cout<<"Enter employee first name ";
                 char *fname
                cin>>fname;
                e.DisplaySingle(name);
                 break;

   Case 3:cout<<"Enter firstname";
     char *fname;
    cin>>fname;
    e.AddEmployee(fname);
    Break;

                                     
   Case 4:cout<<"Enter position";
    int pos;
    cin>>pos;
    e.DeleteEmployee(pos)
    break;

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