Using Your Parents

Imagine employee::print() prints generic information about an employee such as age, salary, etc. We want manager::print() to supplement employee::print(), not replace it. This is possible:

employee::print() {

cout << “Age is “ << age << “; salary is “ << salary << “.\n”;

}

manager::print() {

employee::print();

cout << “Managerial level is “ << level << “.\n”;

}

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