8. Continue example 7. Declare a variable called staffl of type SEmployee. Assign by list, 3001 to elD, "Analyst 1" to eTitle, "Boris Elstin" to eName, and 55000.00 to eSalary.
8. Continue example 7. Declare a variable called staffl of type SEmployee. Assign by list, 3001 to elD, "Analyst 1" to eTitle, "Boris Elstin" to eName, and 55000.00 to eSalary.
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Finclude <iostream>
using namespace std;
struct sEmployee
{
int eId;
string eName;
string eTitle;
double eSalary;
};
void print(sEmployee s){
cout<<"The employee Id is:"<<s
.eId<<endl;
cout<<"The employee name is:"
<<s.eName<<endl;
cout<<"The employee title is:"
<<s.eTitle<<endl;
cout<<"The employee Salary is:"
<<s.eSalary<<endl;
}
int main(void) {
struct sEmployee admn;
admn.eId = 2001;
admn.eName = "Hari";
admn.eTitle="Manager";
admn.eSalary=120000;
print(admn);
return 0;
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M10- Structs - Read-only
Example 7, 8, 9
7. Continue example 5. Write a print function for sEmployee struct
that will print as shown in example 5. Call this function instead of
the print statement(s) in example 5.
8. Continue example 7. Declare a variable called staffl of type
sEmployee. Assign by list, 3001 to elD, “Analyst 1" to eTitle,
"Boris Elstin" to eName, and 55000.00 to eSalary.
9. Continue example 8. Declare a variable called staff2 of type
sEmployee. Assign by individual members, 3002 to elID, "Analyst
2" to eTitle, "Cameron Diaz" to eName, and 58000.00 to eSalary.
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