Create an `Employee` class with a private integer `salary`. Implement a public setter `setSalary(int s)` and a public getter `int getSalary()`. In `main()`, read an integer, set the salary, and print it using the getter.
A single integer.
Print the salary retrieved from the getter.
None
50000
Salary: 50000
Getters and setters are the standard OOP mechanism for reading and modifying private data safely.
#include <iostream>
class Employee {
// Define private salary and public getter/setter
};
int main() {
// Instantiate Employee, set salary, and print using getter
return 0;
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