Help* Please

You are off to a good start. Keep going. Start coding your main();

You did an excellent job copying from the book Absolute C++ By Savitch. I remember reading that exact code a while ago.
To quote the Moderators:

"Please read our Posting Guidelines, found under the Help link at the top of the page, and repost with the work you have done and exactly what you need help with."

But to get you on the right track, the new classes that you need to write will all inherit some of the base classes you just copied. For example: temporary, administrative, and permanent employees are all Savitch employees. You can use that as a base class. In your new classes you can further define some of the specific functions and variables.

I'm sure if you gave this an honest attempt and had specific questions on how to implement the classes, the users on this forum would be more than happy to help.

UofFProgrammer

hpr12951-

It's probably a bad idea to just straight copy and paste code that you have lifted out of a book and try to pass it as your own - programmers get very angry if you quote them without attribution. I've removed it for you.

PS - this doesn't even *touch* copyright law, which could get you in even more trouble...