C++ Question

Nolf-Job

So I need to create a class and then follow these guidelines

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Details about the member functions (methods) are as follows:
A. There are no constructors
B. setId() is used to store the id in an Employee object
C. setName() is used to store the name in an Employee object
D. setSalary() is used to store the salary in an Employee object
E. getId() is used to retrieve the id from an Employee object
F. getName() is used to retrieve the name from an Employee object
G. getSalary() is used to retrieve the salary from an Employee object

--Here is my class--
class Employee
{
private:
int id;
string name;
double salary;
public:
void setId(int num)
{id = num;}
void setName(string employeeName)
{name = employeeName;}
void setSalary(double money)
{salary = money;}
void getId()
void getName();
void getSalary();
};

----And here is one of the functions---
void displayEmp(const Employee& emp){
cout << endl << "Name ID Salary: "
<< emp.getName() << " "
<< emp.getId() << " "
<< emp.getSalary(); }

---And my question--
I can't figure out what I need to put for the three "get" functions in my class. Any help?

hooj

dont really know much about c++ but should be something like the following

int getId(){
return id;
}

Nolf-Job

I tried that before too, and i get this error h:\CPT 267\wk8\LAB04\LAB04\Lab04p1.cpp(71): error C2662: 'Employee::getName' : cannot convert 'this' pointer from 'const Employee' to 'Employee &'

hooj

int getId() const{
return id;
}

Nolf-Job

thanks hooj, that worked