• Imagine a scientist class that stores the name (a string), age (type int) and no of publications (typeint) of a scientist.

Write following functions for this class

• Constructor(bothparameterized and non-parameterized)
• Destructor
• Get (input from user) and Show (print) member functions for all data members.

• Imagine a manager class that stores the name (a string), age (type int) and salary (type float array to hold data of last five salaries) of a manager.

Write following functions for this class.

• Constructor(non-parameterized only)
• Destructor
• Get (input from user) and Show (print) member functions for all data members.

Test

• Writeamain ()programthatasks user how many scientist objects should be created.
• Based on user input, dynamically create the objects.
• Fill-up data-members values for each object using Get member function.
• Then ask user how many manager objects should be created.
• Create the objects and fill-up data-members in the same way as described earlier.
• Ask user to enter a salary (e.g., user enters 40,000, known as given salary)
• Write a functionhighsalaryto show the names of only those managers whose salary (any one out of five) is higher than the given salary
• Ask user whether output shall be written in a file. In case of yes,write data to a file in append mode