$1.$ Make a $.$NET Console App using C# in Visual Studio and name it as A$1$YourFirstnameLastname.

$2.$ Implement the wage calculator for employees which is capable of doing the following:

$$ Add, edit, and delete employees.

$$ View and search employees.

$3.$ The application must be menu$-$based app:

$1-$ Add Employee

$2-$ Edit Employee

$3-$ Delete Employee

$4-$ View Employees

$5-$ Search Employee

$6-$ Exit

$4.$ When selecting Add, Edit or Delete Employee option from the above menu, display a submenu which asks which type of employee is being added, edited, or deleted.

$5.$ For example, if user selects $1-$ Add Employee, then display the following sub$-$menu:

$1-$ Add Hourly Employee

$2-$ Add Commission Employee

$3-$ Add Salaried Employee

$4-$ Add Salary Plus Commission Employee

$5-$ Back to Main Menu

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$6.$ The menu should run continuously until the user quits the application.

$$ Validate the inputs. Any invalid input should not crash the app.

$$ Display user$-$friendly messages wherever necessary.

$$ Always display the employee info in a tabular form.

$$ Always display column headers when displaying employee info.

$$ Format the numeric values with appropriate symbols, such as currency amount with $

symbol, commission rate with $\%$ symbol.

$7.$ NOTE: At no point should the application save any information to disk. All information is

stored and managed in memory using a generic collection. The use of collections and the

object$-$oriented design of the solution are an important part of the evaluation of your

submission.

$8.$ Add Employee:

$$ When adding a new employee, ask the user for all the required info and then save it

to the collection.

$$ Then display a success message and print all the employees from that type of

employee category in a tabular form to verify that the new employee is added.

$$ NOTE: When adding a new employee, do not ask for Employee ID$,$ rather generate a

new one. The Employee ID must be unique for every employee, just like a primary key

in database.

$9.$ Edit Employee:

$$ When editing an employee info, first display a list of all employees from the selected

category.

$$ Then ask the user for the Employee ID of the employee that user wants to edit and

fetch that employee from the collection.

$$ And ask the user for all the required info and then display a success message.

$$ Print all the employees from that category in a tabular form to verify that the

employee is edited.

$$ NOTE: Do not ask the user to edit the Employee ID$.$ It must be unique for every

employee and must not be edited.

$10.$ Delete Employee:

$$ When deleting an employee info, first display a list of all employees from the selected

category.

$$ Then ask the user for the Employee ID of the employee that user wants to delete and

fetch that employee from the collection.

$$ And remove the employee from the collection and then display a success message.

$$ Print all the employees from that category in a tabular form to verify that the

employee is deleted.

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$11.$ View Employees:

$$ Display all the employees in a tabular form.

$$ Display column headers.

$$ Format currency and percentage amounts with appropriate symbols.

$$ Categorize the employees based on their employment type.

oCheck the sample output video to get an idea.

$12.$ Search Employees:

$$ Ask the user to enter the employee$$s name and display all the employees that match

the search keyword.

$$ Partial match must fetch the results.

$$ Match should be case$-$insensitive, meaning if user enters lowercase $$john$$ and the

employee$$s name is $$John$($with uppercase J$),$ it must fetch the employee.

$13.$ The employees belong to four different categories: hourly, commission based, fixed weekly

salary, and fixed weekly salary plus commission based.