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    CS201 Assignment No 3 Solution Fall 2019-2020

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    This C++ program allows the user to manage employee records by adding, displaying, and updating them. It defines an Employee class with ID, name, and salary attributes. Functions are created to add new employee objects to a binary file, display all records, and update an existing employee's salary. The main function runs a menu loop that calls these functions based on the user's selection until they choose to exit.

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    This C++ program allows the user to manage employee records by adding, displaying, and updating them. It defines an Employee class with ID, name, and salary attributes. Functions are created to add new employee objects to a binary file, display all records, and update an existing employee's salary. The main function runs a menu loop that calls these functions based on the user's selection until they choose to exit.

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    This C++ program allows the user to manage employee records by adding, displaying, and updating them. It defines an Employee class with ID, name, and salary attributes. Functions are created to add new employee objects to a binary file, display all records, and update an existing employee's salary. The main function runs a menu loop that calls these functions based on the user's selection until they choose to exit.

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    CS201 Assignment No 3 Solution Fall 2019-2020

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    CS201 Assignment No 3 Solution Fall 2019 – 2020

    #include<iostream>
    #include<fstream>
    #include<string.h>

    using namespace std;


    void addemployee();
    void showemployee();

    class employee {

    int employee_id;
    string employee_name;
    int employee_salary;
    public:
    employee(){

    }
    void setid(int id){
    employee_id=id;
    }
    void setname(string name){
    employee_name=name;
    }
    void setsalary(int salary){
    employee_salary=salary;
    }
    int getid(){
    return this->employee_id;
    }
    string getname(){
    return this->employee_name;
    }
    int getsalary(){
    return this->employee_salary;
    }
    };
    employee anEmployee;
    void addemployee(){
    int id;
    cout<<"enter employee ID: ";
    cin>>id;
    anEmployee.setid(id);
    cout<<"enter employee Name: ";
    string name;
    cin>>name;
    anEmployee.setname(name);
    int salry;
    cout<<"enter employee Salary: ";
    cin>>salry;
    anEmployee.setsalary(salry);
    ofstream empfile("employee.txt",ios::binary|ios::app);

    if(!empfile) {
    cout << "Cannot open file!" << endl;
    return ;
    }
    empfile.write((char*)&anEmployee, sizeof(employee));
    //cout<<anEmployee.getid()<<" "<<anEmployee.getname()<<"
    """<<anEmployee.getsalary();
    empfile.close();
    if(!empfile.good()) {
    cout << "Error occurred at writing time!" << endl;
    return ;
    }
    cout << "Employee Recored added Sucessfully!" << endl;
    }

    void displayRecord() {
    // employee anEmployee;
    ifstream file("employee.txt",ios::binary);
    if(!file) {
    cout<<"Error in opening file.\n";
    return;
    } else {
    cout<<"ID"<<" "<<"Name"<<"\t"<<"Salary"<<endl;
    cout<<"==================================================
    ====="<<endl;
    while(file.read((char*)&anEmployee,sizeof(employee))) {

    cout<<anEmployee.getid()<<"
    "<<anEmployee.getname()<<"\t"<<anEmployee.getsalary();
    cout<<endl;
    }
    file.close();
    }
    }

    // function to show employee data


    void updateSalary() {
    fstream file("employee.txt",ios::binary|ios::in|ios::out);
    if(!file) {
    cout<<"Error in opening file.\n";
    return;
    }
    int eCode,sHike;
    cout<<"Enter employee code\n";
    cin>>eCode;
    cout<<"Salary hike? ";
    cin>>sHike;
    file.seekg(sizeof(anEmployee)*(eCode-1),ios::beg);
    file.read((char*)&anEmployee,sizeof(employee));
    anEmployee.setsalary(sHike+anEmployee.getsalary());
    file.seekp(sizeof(anEmployee)*(eCode-1),ios::beg);
    file.write((char*)&anEmployee,sizeof(employee));
    cout<<"Salary updated successfully.\n";
    }
    main()
    {
    ifstream file("employee.txt");
    if(file) {
    file.close();
    remove("employee.txt");
    }
    int programOption;
    while(true){

    cout<<"\n\n\n";
    cout<<"Please select the option Below,.\n";
    cout<<"Please enter 1 To ADD AN EMPLOYEE.\n";
    cout<<"Please enter 2 To DISPLAY FILE DATA..\n";
    cout<<"Please enter 3 To INCREASE EMPLOYEE SALARY..\n";
    cout<<"Please enter 4 To Exit Program..\n";

    cout<<"==================================================
    ================\n";
    cout<<"Please enter program option :";
    cin>>programOption;

    switch(programOption){
    case 1 :
    cout<<"ADD AN EMPLOYEE DATA.\n";
    addemployee();
    break;
    case 2 :
    cout<<"Showing Employee Data.\n";
    displayRecord();
    break;
    case 3 :
    cout<<"Update salary .\n";
    updateSalary();
    break;
    case 4 :
    cout<<"Shuting Down the Program..... .\n";
    exit(1);
    break;

    }
    }
    }

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