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Submit 1 file for this problem. Only do what is required so you do not waste time. Create a class called edu.udc.cs2.Record. The Record class must have 2 private attributes, String name, int yearsEmployed. Assume the value for yearsEmployed will always be at least 1. You will NOT need setters and getters for this exercise, so do not waste time adding them! Create a constructor that will assign these attributes as will be evident in the main example below. You must ONLY create this 1 constructor. Create a main method in the SAME class that contains the following code. This code must NOT be changed in any way unless instructed: Record reckwa = new Record("Kwame", 17); Record recPat = new Record("Pat", 5); Record recNov = new Record("Neuman", 1); //This code MUST output: i/Record: Kwame has been employed for 17 years. I/Record: Pat has been employed for 5 years. I/Record: Neuman has been employed for 1 year. System.out.println("Record:" + reckwa); System.out.println("Record:" + recPat); System.out.println("Record:" + recNov); Clearly, you must add another method to enable this behavior. Note how when the yearsEmployed is 1, the word "year" must output. Make sure you include the period. As a reminder, assume yearsEmployed will always be at least 1. Turn in your Record.java file. Grading will include the following: Code compiles and runs Class in the correct package Only 1 constructor and attributes assigned correctly Two attributes are private and the correct type Output is as specified including spacing and period and year and years correctly done. Code in main appears exactly as it does above. Other directions followed. 1 package edu.udc.cs2; 2 3 public class Record { 4 50 public Record (String string, int i) { 6 7 Record reckwa = new Record ("Kwame", 17); 8 Record recPat = new Record("Pat", 5); 9 Record recNov = new Record("Neuman", 1); 10 } 11 X12 System.out.println("Record:" + reckwa); X13 System.out.println("Record:" + recPat); X14 System.out.println("Record:" + recNov); 15 } 216 }