class employee: public person
{ public:
    string salary, position;
    employee(string f, string l, string a, string p, string s, string n);
    void print(); };

employee::employee(string f, string l, string a, string p, string s, string n):
        person(f, l, a, p), salary(s), position(n)
{ }

void employee::print()
{ person::print();
  cout << "\n    $" << salary << ", " << position; }




class criminal: public person
{ public:
    string crime;
    criminal(string f, string l, string a, string p, string c);
    void print(); };

criminal::criminal(string f, string l, string a, string p, string c):
        person(f, l, a, p), crime(c)
{ }

void criminal::print()
{ cout << crime << ": ";
  person::print(); }

/* insert 3a here */