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Chapter 1, Problem 9PE
Program Plan Intro
Triangle
Define the class “Triangle”.
- Define the main method.
- Display triangle in the output window using the pattern in print statements.
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Create a class, EmployeeException, that has the following attributes:
name: String
SSN: String
Salary: double
The methods required in this class are:
A constructor with no arguments that sets the attributes at default values
A constructor that passes values for all attributes
Accessor, mutator, display method for each attribute. An example of a display method for an attribute is writeOutName(): void, in which you just display the name:System.out.println("Employee Name: " + name);
An equals method that has an object of type Employee as argument, and returns true if two employees have the same name, salary, and SSN.
Write a driver program for the Employee class that uses an array that can hold up to 100 employees (the array will be of EmployeeException type). However, the user should be free to enter as many employees as needed.
The driver class should use two exception classes to signal the user that the SSN entered is not correct.…
JAVA PROGRAMMING - Write a program that displays the employees Ids together with their first and last names. Use two classes. The first class contains the employee data and separate methods to set and get the ID’s and names. The other class creates objects for the employees and uses the objects to call the methods. Create several employees and display their data.
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