1.. Store the data in a Binary file and access it in Random Access mode.
2. Replace Class with Structure for Employee and Department. Inside each structure, replace all string variables with an array of characters. please read the chapter 12(More about characters and strings). Though we do not have homework on this, the knowledge from this chapter will help you do the final exam project.
Make Employee and Department editable. That means the user should be able to edit a given Employee and Department. You can allow the user to edit the Employee's name, age etc and assign him/her to a different department. Similarly, the department name and department head can be changed.
However, do not allow the user to Employee ID in the Employee file and Department ID in the department file. Please note that the data will no longer be stored in the array as it was in the midterm. Instead, it should be written to the file as soon as you collect the data from the user.
If you are editing a record, read it from the file, collect new data from the user, and store the record back to the file in the same place it was found inside the file. That means the menu will not have options to save data to a file or read data from a file. Also, this should provide the ability for users to create an unlimited number of employees and departments unlike in Midterm where you allowed only a limited number of departments and employees.
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