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Answer the following question:

An employee is a person; a student is a person; a relative is a person.

Pick any category such as those above and explain what attributes or methods that category would have that is different from a person.
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The category I chose is employee. An employee will have several additional attributes that a general person won't. Depending on how a system is designed some attributes would be place of employment, job title, salary, hours worked. An employee would also have different methods that would give information based on the attributes. Such methods could be for generating how much the employee gets paid, especially if overtime is involved.
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