Write a class Person. It should have the following three attributes: a. Name b. Age c. Gender Inherit a class Employed from person. Employed should inherit only Name from the Person. Employed should have an attribute NIC number. Employed has a member function Employ that should output "Hi, I am Employ from Employed: P". Inherit another class Unemployed from Person. Unemployed should inherit Name from Person. Unemployed should have no other attribute. Inherit a class Business Man from Employed and Unemployed. It should inherit only NIC number from Employed and Name from Unemployed. Name and NIC should be inherited as private in Business Man. BusinessMan should inherit Employ function from Employed. Write a display function in this class. It should display all the attributes of BusinessMan in it. Create an object of Business Man in main and call the Employ function. Call the display function of BusinessMan with the same object. Note: Only write default constructors for each class.

Write a class Person. It should have the following three attributes: a. Name b. Age c. Gender Inherit a class Employed from person. Employed should inherit only Name from the Person. Employed should have an attribute NIC number. Employed has a member function Employ that should output "Hi, I am Employ from Employed: P". Inherit another class Unemployed from Person. Unemployed should inherit Name from Person. Unemployed should have no other attribute. Inherit a class Business Man from Employed and Unemployed. It should inherit only NIC number from Employed and Name from Unemployed. Name and NIC should be inherited as private in Business Man. BusinessMan should inherit Employ function from Employed. Write a display function in this class. It should display all the attributes of BusinessMan in it. Create an object of Business Man in main and call the Employ function. Call the display function of BusinessMan with the same object. Note: Only write default constructors for each class.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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