How to make employee salary calculator exactly the same as in the screenshot in JavaFX?

Here is the output of the JavaFX program that we have to create. (The screenshot that I've mentioned at the beginning.) As you can see, the user can choose employee types, can add, can search by Social Security Number (SSN), can update by Social Security Number (SSN) and can clean all text fields.

I have searched many times, but there's no answer as exactly the same as the output above.

Here is the requirements of what should my JavaFX program do.

And here is the LAB5 requirements that have said in Problem Description above.

Thank you for your help.

Kind regards

Problem Description: CEO of Factory X make a request to your software company about design a program with user interface. The program should calculate Factory X's payment amount which will be made for all type of employees. Create Payable (interface), Employee, SalariedEmployee, HourlyEmployee, CommissionEmployee, BasePlusCommissionEmployee, and Test (main) class according to requirements given in LAB 5. EMPLOYEE SALARY CALCULATOR Choose Employee Type Salaried Employee First Name Hourly Employee Commission Employee Last Name Base Plus Commission Employee 5SN None Search/Update SSN Weekly Salary SALARY VALUE Wage Hours EMPLOYEE SALARY CALCULATOR Choose Employee Type Salaried Employee First Name John Gross Sales Last Name Smith Commission Rate 5SN Base Salary Search/Update SSN Weekly Salary SALARY Wage Hours Add \begin{tabular}{|l||l|l} Search by SSN & Update by SSN & Clean textfields \end{tabular} 1- Your program should store, add, update and search salary information of all type employees as shown in figures above. Use random access file(.dat) or text file (.txt) for reading and writing an employee information. - Program should perform Add, Search by SSN, Update by SSN CleanTextFields operations. - SSN text field should be "read only" and SSN should be set in the code for each record, do not take from user. - When program starts, read all records from random access file or text file and save each record in Employee []. (Employee array) - Update both Employee [] and random access file or text file when add and update operations happen. - Add: Select employee type from dropdown list. According to your selection, related text fields are enabled, unrelated text fields are disabled (Search/Update SSN text field always enabled). Enter employee information into enabled text fields, then press "add button". Your employee record will be written into file. Also add that record into your Employee[] - Search by SSN: Enter SSN of employee whose information you want to reach, into "Search/Update SSN text field". Press "Search by SSN button". Then all information related to the employee will be displayed, such as employee type, first name, last name, SSN, salary etc.. - Update by SSN: Enter SSN of employee whose information you want to update, into "Search/Update SSN text field". Enter other fields you want to update, then press "Update by SSN button". Employee record which is placed in file should be updated. Also, Employee[] should be updated. - Clean TextFields: Cleans all text fields. NOTE: Use true encapsulation (design all data fields as private and reach them just using get/set methods) and inheritance practice in your implementation. Your project have to consist of 8 classes: Payable, Invoice, Employee, SalariedEmployee, HourlyEmployee, CommisionEmployee, BasePlusCommisionEmployee, PayableInterfaceTest NOTE: Do not use earnings 0 method for this homework instead, getPaymentAmount ( of Payable interface will be implemented. NOTE: Do not take input from user!! HOMEWORK ICEO of Factory X make a request to your software company about design a program that calculates Factory X's payment amount which will be made for employees and invoices. Create Payable (interface), Employee, SalariedEmployee, HourlyEmployee, CommissionEmployee, BasePlusCommissionEmployee, and Test (main) class according to requirements given below. - Employee implements Payable - Employee is abstract superclass. Each employee has a first name, a last name and a social security number. There is no getPaymentAmount () method in Employee class public abstract class Employee implements Payable - Salaried Employee, Hourly Employee, Commission Employee is an Employee. - BasePlusCommissionEmployee is a Commission Employee. - Each class has different behavior in getPaymentAmount( ) and toString() methods. NOTE: There is no getPaymentAmount() method in Employee class. Factory X's payment amount which will be made for its employees on a weekly basis. The employees are of four types: - Salaried employees are paid a fixed weekly salary regardless of the number of hours worked - Hourly employees are paid by the hour and receive overtime pay (i.e., 1.5 times their hourly salary rate) for all hours worked in excess of 40 hours - Commission employees are paid a percentage of their sales - Base plus commission employees receive a base salary plus a percentage of their sales. Payable - Design an interface named Payable with a method: double getPaymentAmount () . public interface Payable \{ double getPaymentAmount (); \} Employee - Employee is abstract superclass. - implements Payable - private firstName, lastName and social security number (SSN) data fields. - 3 argument Constructor - get/set methods for firstName, lastName and social security number (SSN) - toString 0 method returns string representation of an object. - getPaymentAmount 0 method of Payable interface should not be coded in Employee class. The method content changes employee to employee so, it should be coded in all subclasses of Employee - Employee class must be declared Abstract to avoid compilation error because getPaymentAmount 0 is not implemented in the class. SalariedEmployee - Subclass of Employee - private weeklySalary data field - 4 argument Constructor: Use super keyword when invoking superclass constructor, Validation: weeklySalary must be >=0 Make necessary assignments. - get/set methods for weeklySalary Apply validation in set method. - Implement getPaymentAmount() and override toString 0 methods according to table above. Use super if necessary HourlyEmployee - Subclass of Employee - private wage, hours data fields - 5 argument Constructor: Use super keyword when invoking superclass constructor, Validation: wage must be >=0, hours must be >=0 and =0, commissionRate >0 and =0 Make necessary assignments. - get/set methods for baseSalary Apply validation in set methods. - Implement getPaymentAmount () and override toString 0 methods according to table above. Use super if necessary Test (Main class) -You may use your own preferred data field values while creating objects