Create an object with private attributes(variables).
- EmpID
- Hours
- Rate
- Wages
Then create an array of objects using the array class. Write the appropriate accessors, mutators and constructors to calculate wages and display the data. Include a UML diagram.
I have my code below but everytime I run it, it gives me the message " The constructor Wages(int, double, double) is undefined." How do I fix this problem? I have attached some pictures of my code below.
File Edit Selection View Go Debug Terminal Help Wages.java Visual Studio Code - X 0 D RUN AND DEBUG START 47 Wages.java X WagesObjectArray.java C> Users > ivysm > OneDrive > Desktop > Java > i public class Wages Wages.java > Wages > Wages(int, int, double) Run and Debug Java (F5) a Po o o o os To customize Run and Debug, open a folder and create a launch.json file. private int EmpID; private int Hours; private double Rate; private double Wages; public wages(int EmpID, int Hours, double Rate) this. EmpID = EmpID; this.Hours = Hours; this.Rate = Rate; this.Wages = Hours * Rate; public void printPayroll() DecimalFormal df = new DecimalFormat("##.00"); System.out.println(EmpID+""+"$"+df.format(Wages)) public int getEmpIDO return EmpID; public void setEmpID(int EmpID) this.EmpID = EmpID; public int getHours) return Hours; A0 Ln 8. Col 32 Spaces: 4 UTF-8 Java O Type here to search | 0 = = e t = 0 Users > ivysm > OneDrive > Desktop > Java > public int getHours() Wages.java > Wages > Wages(int, int, double) Run and Debug Java (F5) return Hours; a Po o o o os public void setHours(int Hours) To customize Run and Debug, open a folder and create a launch.json file. this.Hours = Hours; public double getRate() return Rate; public void setRate (double Rate) this.Rate = Rate; public double getWages() return Wages; public void setWages (double Wages) this.Wages = Wages; Screenshot saved The screenshot was added to your OneDrive. OneDrive A0 LMS, CISZ Spaces UI Type here to search Et e 7 CRLF O = Jav U V 4:34 PM 2/18/20201 File Edit Selection View Go Debug Terminal Help WagesObjectArray.java Visual Studio Code - X RUN AND DEBUG START 420 Wages.java WagesObjectArray.java X C> Users > ivysm > OneDrive > Desktop > Java > i import java.util.Scanner; import java.text.DecimalFormat; WagesObjectArray.java > WagesObjectArray > main(String[]) Run and Debug Java a Po o o o os 4 public class WagesObjectArray To customize Run and Debug, open a folder and create a launch.json file. Run Debug public static void main(String[] args) int numEmp, EmpID; double Hours; double Rate; Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("How many employees are there? numEmp = keyboard.nextInt(); keyboard.nextLine(); Wages[] empList = new Wages [numEmp]; for (int i = 0; i Users > ivysm > OneDrive > Desktop > Java > WagesObjectArray.java > Wages[] empList = new Wages[numEmp]; for (int i = @; i main(String[]) Run and Debug Java a Po o o o os To customize Run and Debug, open a folder and create a launch.json file. System.out.println("Enter employee ID: "); EmpID = keyboard.nextInt(); System.out.println("Enter the number of hours worked: "); Hours = keyboard.nextInt(); System.out.println("Enter the hourly rate: "); Rate = keyboard.nextDouble(); keyboard.nextLine(); Wages employee = new Wages (EmpID, Hours, Rate); empList[i] = employee; System.out.println("\t\tEmployee Payroll Calculator\t\t"); System.out.println("\tEmpID\t\twages"); System.out.println("---- for (int i = 0; i
