Java For Dummies by Barry A. Burd

Author:Barry A. Burd [Burd, Barry A.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, mobi, epub
ISBN: 9781119235583
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 2017-03-07T05:00:00+00:00

ftEmployee.setName("Barry Burd");

ftEmployee.setJobTitle("CEO");

ftEmployee.setWeeklySalary(5000.00);

ftEmployee.setBenefitDeduction(500.00);

ftEmployee.cutCheck(ftEmployee.findPaymentAmount());

PartTimeEmployee ptEmployee = new PartTimeEmployee();

ptEmployee.setName("Chris Apelian");

ptEmployee.setJobTitle("Computer Book Author");

ptEmployee.setHourlyRate(7.53);

ptEmployee.cutCheck(ptEmployee.findPaymentAmount(50));

PartTimeWithOver ptoEmployee = new PartTimeWithOver();

ptoEmployee.setName("Steve Surace");

ptoEmployee.setJobTitle("Driver");

ptoEmployee.setHourlyRate(7.53);

ptoEmployee.cutCheck(ptoEmployee.findPaymentAmount(50));

}

}

The code in Listing 8-8 writes checks to three employees. The first employee is a full-timer. The second is a part-time employee who hasn’t yet gotten wind of the overtime payment scheme. The third employee knows about the overtime payment scheme and demands a fair wage.

With the subclasses, all three of these employees coexist in Listing 8-8. Sure, one subclass comes from the old PartTimeEmployee class, but that doesn’t mean you can’t create an object from the PartTimeEmployee class. In fact, Java is smart

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