Read in employee information from a file and store in a structure using dynamic memory. C++ ONLY. I've tried doing this on my own and couldn't get it working. I posted already but think my code might be too confusing as it is so I'm trying without the code if anyone can give it a shot so I know what's going on. I know how to read in the information but can't get it to where it's storing the data in the structure using dynamic memory. Any help is appreciated :) ** You don't have to split it up in different files, all in one is fine. I just need help understanding this project.

• Create and use an enum
• Create and use a struct
• Mix dynamic memory with struct
• Do not use dynamic arrays, assume no more then 100 structs in the array
• Do not use complex file input, it is simple to read data

• For this program you must create the following files in your project

• main.cpp - contains only the main function
  • Main will mostly call other functions to do the work
  • It should be easy to see, from a high level, what the program does
• employee.h - a header file with the declaration of your data types and functions
• employee.cpp - contains the implementation of your functions

• The functions you must include

• a function to create a new instance of your data structure
  • NOTE: This function does not read the data from the input file, pass it in as parameters
• a function to calculate (process) the data
• a function to print your report
• a function to cleanup any memory allocated in your create function
• any other functions you think you should add

• In short, this program will read the input data of:

• a first name
  • The buffer to read the name should be at least 100 characters
  • The struct MUST use new to allocate memory to store the name in
• a decimal number for their rate of pay
• a decimal number for the number of hours worked
• a letter representing the type of employee they are
  • F is full time
  • P is part time
  • The structure MUST use an enum to store this information

• The calculation done is to calculate how much pay is needed for the given person:

• Pay rate times the number of work hours
• If the person is full time
  • Deduct $5.00 for Union dues