Create a class Employee that has the attributes first name, last name, Job title, salary, phone number, address, and Employee ID. First name, last name, and address are all of type string, salary is of type double, and phone number is of type integer. ID must be defined as a separate class called EmployeelD. It has an 8-digit number that consists of three parts. The first digit (left to right) represent the century of employment if it was before 2000 then it is 1 else it is 2 then the second two digits represent the year of employment. The last 5 digits represents a serial number. JobTitle is of type enum, each type has job title code (String) and hour wage (double) that is related to that code. The types are listed in the following table Job Title Consultant C ProjectManager PM Engineer ENG Technician TECH Worker Driver Coordinator CORD Job Title Code Hour Wage 30 20 17.5 15 10 10 12.5 You should create an application class Employeelnfo that asks the user to enter the number of employees he/she wishes to input/view, create a reference array of type Employee, enter employees' information and then view the information of all the employee entered. The job title is entered as a code. For the salary, the program should ask the user to enter the number of projects the employee has worked on this month, and then the number of hours he worked on each of the projects. The program then calculates the salary using the following formula: The hourly age is taken from the JobTitle Enumeration type Create a class Employee that has the attributes first name, last name, Job title, salary, phone number, address, and Employee ID. First name, last name, and address are all of type string, salary is of type double, and phone number is of type integer. ID must be defined as a separate class called EmployeelD. It has an 8-digit number that consists of three parts. The first digit (left to right) represent the century of employment if it was before 2000 then it is 1 else it is 2 then the second two digits represent the year of employment. The last 5 digits represents a serial number. JobTitle is of type enum, each type has job title code (String) and hour wage (double) that is related to that code. The types are listed in the following table Job Title Consultant C ProjectManager PM Engineer ENG Technician TECH Worker Driver Coordinator CORD Job Title Code Hour Wage 30 20 17.5 15 10 10 12.5 You should create an application class Employeelnfo that asks the user to enter the number of employees he/she wishes to input/view, create a reference array of type Employee, enter employees' information and then view the information of all the employee entered. The job title is entered as a code. For the salary, the program should ask the user to enter the number of projects the employee has worked on this month, and then the number of hours he worked on each of the projects. The program then calculates the salary using the following formula: The hourly age is taken from the JobTitle Enumeration type