C++ PROGRAMMING EMPLOYEE INFORMATIONSAMPLE:NAMENAMIEGENDERFEMALENOTE:AGE262.All female employees3. All male employeesFill up the table above with information and perform the ff. through C++ Programming.A. Compute the average age of All the employeesB.Display the names and the assigned department of all the employeesCompute the monthly salary of....C.1. All employeesDEPARTMENTCOMPUTERDEPARTMENTDO NOT USE ARRAYMINIMUM OF 3 INPUTS● INFORMATION SHOULD BE FROM THE USER INPUTRATE/DAY2050

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EMPLOYEE INFORMATION SAMPLE: NAME NAMIE NOTE: GENDER FEMALE ● AGE 26 Fill up the table above with information and perform the ff. through C++ Programming. A. Compute the average age of All the employees B. C. DEPARTMENT COMPUTER DEPARTMENT DO NOT USE ARRAY Display the names and the assigned department of all the employees Compute the monthly salary of.... 1. All employees 2. All female employees 3. All male employees RATE/DAY 2050

EMPLOYEE INFORMATION SAMPLE: NAME NAMIE NOTE: GENDER FEMALE ● AGE 26 Fill up the table above with information and perform the ff. through C++ Programming. A. Compute the average age of All the employees B. C. DEPARTMENT COMPUTER DEPARTMENT DO NOT USE ARRAY Display the names and the assigned department of all the employees Compute the monthly salary of.... 1. All employees 2. All female employees 3. All male employees RATE/DAY 2050

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PP: (Statistics) a. Write a C++ program that reads a list of double-precision grades from the keyboard...

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