class Employee
{
  string name;
  double salary;
public:
  Employee();
  Employee(const string& nm, double sal);
    
  string getName() const;
  double getSalary() const;

  void setSalary(double newSalary);

};
   

Rule of 3 doesn't apply. So this Employee class needs

• no copy constructor
• no destructor
• no operator=

How is an Employee variable passed by value? That is, how is a copy made?

How is one Employee variable assigned to another? Does the old employee name get deleted?

When the Employee itself is deallocated, does the string name also get deallocated?