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MC160402261 CS411

The document describes an assignment to create a class hierarchy for an employee and manager. It defines an Employee class with name and salary properties and getter and setter methods. It defines a Manager class that inherits from Employee and adds an ID and designation property with getter and setter methods. It creates a Manager object, sets the properties, and displays the details.

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MC160402261 CS411

The document describes an assignment to create a class hierarchy for an employee and manager. It defines an Employee class with name and salary properties and getter and setter methods. It defines a Manager class that inherits from Employee and adds an ID and designation property with getter and setter methods. It creates a Manager object, sets the properties, and displays the details.

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CS 411

Assignment # 01
Student ID: MC160402261
Solution:
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Code:
using System;

class Employee
{
public string Name = "";
public double Salary = 0.0;

public void setName(string name)


{ Name = name; }

public void setSalary(double salary)


{ Salary = salary; }

public string getName()


{ return Name; }

public double getSalary()


{ return Salary; }
}

class Manager : Employee


{
public int Id = 0;
public string Designation = "";

public void setId(int id)


{ Id = id; }

public int getID()


{ return Id; }

public void setDesignation(string designation)


{ Designation = designation; }

public string getDesignation()


{ return Designation; }
}

class Program
{
static void Main()
{
Manager manager = new Manager();
manager.setName("Amir Javed");
manager.setSalary(90000.00);
manager.setId(160402261);
manager.setDesignation("Junior Manager");

Console.WriteLine("Manager Details:");
Console.WriteLine("Name: " + manager.getName());
Console.WriteLine("Salary: " + manager.getSalary() + "/-");
Console.WriteLine("ID: " + manager.getID());
Console.WriteLine("Designation: " + manager.getDesignation());
Console.ReadLine();
}
}

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