//  INDIVIDUAL.CC
 
class  Individual 
      {
       public:

       int age;
       long  employee_id;
       float weight;
       float data[1000];


       Individual(){};     //  Default constructor.  Don't need to do anything.


                           //  Constructor for initializing data fields with values GIVEN as
                           //    input parameters.

       Individual(long input_employee_id, int input_age, float input_weight)   
         { 
           employee_id = input_employee_id;
           age = input_age;
           weight = input_weight;
         }

       Init(int tempint)    //  Initialize the data fields based on some input value "tempint".
                            //    This method is just a quick and dirty way to get different
                            //    individuals.  Values are pretty meaningless!
         {
          employee_id = tempint;
          weight = 10*tempint+5;
          age= 100*tempint+9;
         }
          

       Print()              //  Print to console all three data field values of this individual,
                            //  all on the same line.
        {
         cout <<  "\n  EMPLOYEE ID:  " << employee_id << "  AGE:  "  << age << "  WEIGHT:  "<< weight;
      };
  };