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Another good book for C++ beginners is "You Can Program in C++ - A programmers introduction" by Francis Glassborow. It does not pretend to teach the reader every single detail of C++ but states that it teaches only a small subset of the language - enough to get you started.

Ok to start you off, the first question is easy enough. i.e identify appropriate data members for the base and derived classes. I would say that all teachers have an ID, age and highest qualification irrespective of whether they are full time or part time. For this reason, the attributes …