practice using classes @SaiYT

employee class practice.cpp

#include "StdAfx.h"
#include "Employee.h"
#include <iostream>


//constructor
Employee::Employee(int initialAge, int initialYearsOfService, int initialSalary)
{
	initialAge = itsAge;
	initialYearsOfService = itsYearsOfService;
	initialSalary = itsSalary;
};
//deconstructor function
Employee::~Employee()
{ };


// "Get" functions
int Employee::GetAge()
{
	return itsAge;
}

int Employee::GetYearsOfService()
{
	return itsYearsOfService;
}

int Employee::GetSalary()
{
	return itsSalary;
}
// write functions
void Employee::SetAge(int age)
{
	itsAge = age;
}

void Employee::SetYearsOfService(int service)
{
	itsYearsOfService = service;
}

void Employee::SetSalary(int salary)
{
	itsSalary = salary;
}
int main()
{
	//create two objects of class employee and print the values of their age, years of service, and salary
	Employee Carl(5, 10, 16);
	Employee Steve(16, 20, 18);
	cout << Employee.Carl.GetAge() << " " << Employee.Carl.GetYearsOfService() << " " << Employee.Carl.GetSalary();
	// exit; char response included to pause script. 
	char response;
	cin >> response;
	return 0;
}

employee class practice.h

#pragma once
class Employee
{
public:

	//constructor
	Employee(int initialAge, int initialYearsOfService, int initialSalary);
	//deconstructor
	~Employee();
	
	// read

	int GetAge() const;
	int GetYearsOfService() const;
	int GetSalary() const;

	//write

	void SetAge(int age);
	void SetYearsOfService(int service);
	void SetSalary(int salary);

private:
	int itsAge;
	int itsYearsOfService;
	int itsSalary;
};