Employee Class with Instance Variables and Methods

This assignment involves creating a Java class called Employee with three instance variables: name (string), attendanceRate (double), and hoursWorked (integer). The class also includes a static variable to track the number of employee objects created. A constructor is provided, which initializes the instance data and increments the static variable. Get and set methods are required for each instance variable. Additionally, an instance method called isEligibleForBonus() is implemented, which returns a boolean indicating whether the employee is eligible for a bonus based on their attendance rate and hours worked.

public class Employee {
//To-Do: Declare three instance variables:
//1) employee’s name (string),
//2) attendanceRate (double),
//3) hoursWorked (integer).
//To-Do: Declare a static variable for tracking the number of employee objects created
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// A constructor
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public Employee(String newName, double newAR, int newHours) {
//To-Do: use newName, newAR, newHours to initialize instance data
//To-Do: increase the value of the static variable for tracking the number of employee objects
created
}
//To-Do: Include get and set methods for the three instance variables.
//For example, this is a set method for an employee’s name
//public void setName(String input_name){
// name = input_name;
//}
//And, this is an example get method for employee's name
// public String getName(){
// return name;
// }
// This is an instance method called isEligibleForBonus() that returns a boolean.

public boolean isEligibleForBonus(){
//To-Do:
// return true if the employee is eligible for bonus, false if not.
// For an employee to be eligible for bonus, the multiplication of attendanceRate and
hoursWorked needs to be greater than 36
}
}