// Project Employee
// File main.cpp 

// Illustrates inheritance and virtual
// methods.   Recall that all methods in
// Java are virtual.

#include "Executive.h"

int main()
{
    Person x("Scott", 'M', 34);
    x.display();
    cout << endl;

    Employee y("Mary", 'F', 21, 12342, 89000);
    y.display();
    cout << endl;

    Executive z("Alice", 'F', 40, 32653, 
        150000, 50000);
    z.display();
    cout << endl;

    Person *a[5];

    a[0] = new Employee("Jane", 'F', 38, 23473, 75000);
    a[1] = new Executive("Tom", 'M', 31, 18374, 
                         161000, 65000);
    a[2] = new Employee("Jane", 'F', 43, 84736, 81000);
    a[3] = new Person("Tracy", 'F', 21);
    a[4] = new Executive("Wayne", 'M', 29, 74639,
                         95000, 30000);

    for(int i = 0; i <= 4; i++)
    {
        cout << "Index = " << i << endl;
        a[i] -> display();
        cout << endl;
    }

    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

// Output:
// name = Scott
// gender = M
// age = 34
// 
// name = Mary
// gender = F
// age = 21
// id = 12342
// salary = 89000
// 
// name = Alice
// gender = F
// age = 40
// id = 32653
// salary = 150000
// bonus = 50000
// 
// Index = 0
// name = Jane
// gender = F
// age = 38
// id = 23473
// salary = 75000
// 
// Index = 1
// name = Tom
// gender = M
// age = 31
// id = 18374
// salary = 161000
// bonus = 65000
// 
// Index = 2
// name = Jane
// gender = F
// age = 43
// id = 84736
// salary = 81000
// 
// Index = 3
// name = Tracy
// gender = F
// age = 21
// 
// Index = 4
// name = Wayne
// gender = M
// age = 29
// id = 74639
// salary = 95000
// bonus = 30000