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Employee Object Oriented Program (3 files)
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You need parameters in your "mutators" (A.K.A. setters) , corresponding to the correct data type and also they all should return void.
In your "accessors" (A.K.A. "getters") you need a return values on all of them. The return value should correspond with the correct data type.
Edit:
You shouldn't have to pass anything by reference when you using get and set functions.
In your "accessors" (A.K.A. "getters") you need a return values on all of them. The return value should correspond with the correct data type.
Edit:
You shouldn't have to pass anything by reference when you using get and set functions.
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