Although it will no longer be used, please leave the earlier global variable with the initialized data in the program. 1. Write a readEmployee function that takes a pointer to an employee struct and fills in the details. It should prompt the user for each field, then read the data from the user and store it in the struct passed in. Be careful to appropriately copy the string values. You do not need to worry about checking for buffer overflow. 2. Define a createEmployee function that will allocate the memory for an employee structure and return it. Before returning the pointer, it should call your readEmployee function to fill in the data. 3. Change your main function to call createEmployee and hold the pointer returned. This pointer should then be passed into your display function. 4. Write a releaseEmployee function that will free all the memory allocated for the employee whose pointer is passed in as the argument. 5. Modify main to call releaseEmployee after the display call. You main function should now include a pointer variable declaration, a call to createEmployee, a call to display and a call to releaseEmployee.

Consider the following structure and declarations: struct Player { string firstName; string lastName; int hits; int runs; };   int main() {   Player p = { "Jackie", "Robinson", 1518, 947 };   Player team[24];   Player *tPtr = team;   team[0] = p; // INSERT CODE HERE }   Consider adding these 2 code statements at the location commented "//INSERT CODE HERE".  What is printed out?   cout << tPtr->hits << " ";    cout << team[0].runs;   a) it is compiler dependent -- some print out 1518 947, others print out 947 1518 b) 947 947 c) 0 0 d) 1518 1518 e) 1518 947

#include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <string> using namespace std;     struct Teletype {       string name;       string phonenum;       Teletype *nextaddr;   };   void populate(Teletype *); void displayrecord(Teletype *); //void insertrecord(Teletype *); // create //void removerecord(Teletype *); //create //void modifyrecord(Teletype *); // create //int find(TeleType *, string); // Extra Credit create   bool check();   int main() {       int location = 0;       int count = 0;       char answery_n;         Teletype *list, *current;         list = new Teletype;       current = list;         cout << "Please ";         do       {             count++;             populate(current);             if (check() == false)             {                   cout << " Not storage available" << endl;             }             else             {                   current->nextaddr = new Teletype;                   current = current->nextaddr;…

struct gameType {     string title;     int numPlayers;     bool online; }; gameType Awesome[50];   Write the C++ statement that sets the first [0] title of Awesome to Best.