Complete-Inheritance-Example

Employee Management System to show inheritance

This C# project implements an Employee Management System with a hierarchy of classes, including Employee, Manager, Sales, Maintenance, and Developer.

Introduction
Classes
Usage
Examples

Introduction

The Employee Management System is designed to manage different types of employees within an organization. It utilizes a class hierarchy where the base class Employee contains common attributes such as id, name, minimumHours, and wage. Subclasses like Manager, Sales, Maintenance, and Developer inherit these common attributes and provide specific functionality for calculating basic and total salaries.

Classes

Employee

The base class representing an employee with the following attributes:

Id: Employee ID
Name: Employee name
MinimumHours: Minimum working hours
Wage: Hourly wage rate

Manager

Subclass of Employee. It includes additional attributes and methods specific to managers.

Sales

Subclass of Employee. It includes additional attributes and methods specific to sales employees.

Maintenance

Subclass of Employee. It includes additional attributes and methods specific to maintenance employees.

Developer

Subclass of Employee. It includes additional attributes and methods specific to developers.

Usage

You can use these classes to create and manage employees in your C# application. Here's a basic example of how to use them: in program.cs

using System;

class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        Manager manager = new Manager(1000, "Hany", 176, 10);
        Sales sales = new Sales(1001, "Hany", 180, 9, 0.05m, 10000m);
        Maintenance maintenance = new Maintenance(1002, "Hany Main", 176, 9);
        Developer developer = new Developer(1003, "Hany", 180, 14, true);

        Employee[] employees = { manager, sales, maintenance, developer };

        foreach (Employee employee in employees)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("*--*--**--*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-**--**");
            Console.WriteLine(employee.GetType().ToString().Replace("Csharp.", ""));
            Console.WriteLine(employee);
        }
    }
}

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