How we write a C/C++ program which creates a Structure named Employee. our program should ask the user about t

How we write a C/C++ program which creates a Structure named Employee. Your program should ask the user about the number of Employee Records he/she want to enter. After taking input from the user our program should dynamically allocate the memory for the number of Employee Records entered.





Our Program should fulfill the following criteria





•Save each Employee record in a file.




















Our Structure of Employee Record should have the following attributes.





1: Employee ID.


2: Employee Name.


3: Pay.





In your code you should use


•File handling mechanism,


oOpen/create a file.


oWrite/append data to the opened file.


oRead Records from the file.


oClose the file.











The following menu of commands should be displayed at the start of our program execution.





Press 'A' or ‘a’ to Add Records





Press 'D' or ‘d’ to Display All Records





Press 'Q' or ‘q’ to Quit





Please enter your choice:a














For example, if the user presses ‘A’ or ‘a’ then our output should be similar to:





Enter the number of Records you want to enter : 2





Enter Employee ID# 123


Enter Employee Name Ali


Enter Pay 6000








Enter Employee ID# 345


Enter Employee Name Ahmed


Enter Pay 7000








if the user presses ‘D’ or ‘d’ then ouroutput should be similar to:





Employee ID# 123


Employee Name Ali


Pay 6000








Employee ID# 345


Employee Name Ahmed


Pay 7000

How we write a C/C++ program which creates a Structure named Employee. our program should ask the user about t
I had this exact same assignment.





const short kMaxNameSize = 20;





struct Employee


{


char name[ kMaxNameSize ];


long id;


float salary;


};





That creates a structure named employee. I'll just mention though you will get a great deal more self-satisfaction if you work something out on your own without getting other people to do all of the work for you.
Reply:Please post the code you have written so far so we can help you with it.





If we just do your homework for you and you hand it in and get caught you'll be in deep trouble. If we help you with your work, but it's still your work, then you'll be Ok and we don't want to get you in trouble.





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