A name-change operation

Another allowable operation that the programmer might define would be:

• The ability to change the name stored in an object representing an employee.

For example when Suzie Smith marries Tom Jones, she might elect to thereafter be known as:

• Suzie Smith
• Suzie Jones
• Suzie Smith-Jones
• Suzie Jones-Smith
• Some other variation on the names of her and her new spouse

In this case, there would be a need to modify the object that represents her to reflect her newly-elected surname.

(Or perhaps Tom Jones might elect to thereafter be known as Tom Smith or Tom Jones-Smith, in which case it would be necessary to modify the object that represents him.)