Question

C++

• Create NumDays Class to store a value that represents number of hours worked and number of days worked. Must ensure that the two representations are always consistent.
• Create a TimeOff Class to track an employee’s sick leave and vacation time. It should consist of the following members: maxSickDays, sickTaken, maxVacation, and vacTaken. These members should be of type NumDays. An employee, after one year of service, receives at the beginning of the year 160 hrs(20 days) of vacation time that must be taken in that year. Also received is 40 hrs(5 days) of sick leave available to be take in that year.
• Create a TimeOff Report that starts with starts with a Time Bank that has 160 hrs of Vacation Time and 40 hrs of available Sick Leave.  

Create a scenario to use vacation and sick leave to demonstrate ALL class methods.

C++

Answer 1

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
class NumDays
{
private:
   double hours;
   double days;
public:
   NumDays() {
       days = 0;
       hours = 0;
   }
   NumDays(double hou) {
       hours = hou;
       days = hou / 8;
   }
   // setter function
   void setHours(int hou)
   {
       hours = hou;
       days = hou / 8.0; // 8 working hours
   }
   // getter function
   double getHours() {
       return hours;
   }
   void setDays(double day) {
       days = day;
       if (hours >= 8)
       {
           days =days+ 1;
       }
   }
   double getDays() {  
       return days;
   }
};
class TimeOff {
private:

   NumDays maxSickDays;
   NumDays sickTaken;
   NumDays maxVacation;
   NumDays vacTaken;
public:
   string name;
   TimeOff(string n) {
  
   }
   void setMaxSickHours(double h)
   {
       maxSickDays.setHours(h);
   }
   void setSickTakenHours(double h) {

       sickTaken.setHours(h);

   }
   void setMaxVacationHours(double h) {
       if (h > 160) // hours cannot be more than 160
       {
           maxVacation.setHours(160);
       }
       else
       {
           maxVacation.setHours(h);
       }
   }
   void setVacationTakenHours(double h) {
       vacTaken.setHours(vacTaken.getHours() - h);
       vacTaken.setHours(h);
   }
   void setMaxSickDays(double d) {
       maxSickDays.setDays(d);
   }

   string getName() {
       return name;
   }
   double getMaxSick() {
       return maxSickDays.getHours();
   }
   double getSickTaken() {
       return sickTaken.getHours();
   }
   double getMaxVacation() {
       return maxVacation.getHours();
   }
   double getVacationTaken() {
       return vacTaken.getHours();
   }
   double getMaxSickDays() {
       return maxSickDays.getDays();
   }
   double getSickTakenDays() {
       return sickTaken.getDays();
   }
   double getMaxVacationDays() {
       return maxVacation.getDays();
   }
   double getVacationTakenDays() {
       return vacTaken.getDays();
   }

};
int main()
{
   TimeOff Employee("DANIEL");
   Employee.setMaxVacationHours(160);
   Employee.setMaxSickHours(40);
   cout<<":::::::::::::::: RECORD :::::::::::::::::::::"<<endl;
   cout << "Available vacation: " << Employee.getMaxVacation() << " hours\n";
   cout << "Available vacation: " << Employee.getMaxVacationDays() << " days\n";
   cout << "\nTake Five days of Vacation: " << endl;
  

   cout << "Available Sick : " << Employee.getMaxSick() << " hours\n";
   cout << "Available Sick: " << Employee.getMaxSickDays() << " days\n";

  
   double d;
   cout << "Enter how many vactions you want to use (Enter hours): ";
   cin >> d;
   Employee.setMaxVacationHours(Employee.getMaxVacation()-d);
   cout << "Your Available vacation: " << Employee.getMaxVacation() << " hours\n";
   cout << "Your Available vacation: " << Employee.getMaxVacationDays() << " days\n";

   double s;
   cout << "Enter how many sick leaves you want to use (Enter hours): ";
   cin >> s;
   Employee.setMaxSickHours(Employee.getMaxSick() - d);
   cout << "Your Available vacation: " << Employee.getMaxSick() << " hours\n";
   cout << "Your Available vacation: " << Employee.getMaxSickDays() << " days\n";
return 0;
}

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