Create a class called Employee that contains the attributes Employee Name

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Question 1

Create a class called Employee that contains the attributes Employee Name, Employee ID, Regular Hours, Hourly Rate, Overtime, and Weekly

Salary.

Create a default constructor to initialize the values for the following attributes:

Employee name = "Aina Abdul"

Employee ID = "00014"

Regular hours per week = 40 hours Overtime hours per week = 13 hours Hourly rate = RM25

You also need to create all the getter methods and a method to calculate the weekly salary, which includes the salary for regular hours and overtime. The overtime salary is calculated using the following formula:

Overtime salary = 1.5 x hourly rate overtime hours per week.

Save the class as Employee.java

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Create a class called TestEmployee. Then create and declare an object. Use this object to call the method for calculating the weekly salary and display all the information about the employee (use appropriate getter methods), including the weekly salary.

Save the file as TestEmployee.java.

Question 2

Create a class called Invoice that contains attributes for an item number, name, quantity, price, and total cost. Create a constructor that receives the values of the item number, name, quantity, and price. Also add a displayLine() method that calculates the total cost for the item (as price times quantity) and then displays the item number, name, quantity, price, and total cost. Save the class as Invoice.java

Create a class called TestInvoice. Then declare and create three invoice objects. Each object is assign the value to the constructor. Specify and display values for each object. Save the class as Test Invoice.java.

 

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