Employee #name:string #salary:double +Employee (string, double) +getDetails ():void Developer Manager # progType : string # level int +Developer (string, double, string) +Manager(string, double, int)...

Based on UML diagram given in Figure 1 which implements the concept of inheritance and polymorphism. Complete the source code with appropriate command to get expected output shown in Figure 2.


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