Instructions

Steps

Copy code from Lab $6$ OOP into main.cs and employee.cs

Update the Employee in Employee.cs

PROPERTIES

Create properties as shown below: $($Hint: in Cat.cs$,$Name$$ is property. $$name$$ is member variable$)$

FirstName Validation: None $($Auto implemented property$)$

LastName Validation: None $($Auto implemented property$)$

Age Validation: Cannot be less than $18.$ If so$,$ set as $18.$

YearlySalary Validation: Cannot be less than $$1000.$ If so$,$ set it to $$1000$

Id Validation: None $($Auto implemented property$)$

EmploymentStatus Validation: None $($Auto implemented property$)$

Everywhere inside your Employee.cs instead of using member variables use the properties Example: replace firstname with FirstName

METHODS

Create the following methods

IncreaseSalary$()$

This method will accept the "percent" as input parameter and calculate the total salary after increase. If the input parameter is valid, a success message is written to console. Else a failure message is displayed.

For example, if the salary is $80000,$ and the IncreaseSalary method is called with $10\%$ increase as the input parameter, then the total salary will be $80000+8000=88000.$ This method will set "YearlySalary" property to $88000.$

Example: if input is $10\%$ and yearly salary is $88000,$ then the method will display:

Yearly salary updated to $88000.$

if IncreaseSalary method is called with a negative "percent" parameter, the method will not update YearlySalary and display "Invalid input. Yearly Salary not updated".

Invalid input. Yearly Salary not updated.

RemoveEmployee$()$

This method will not have any input parameter. This method will: $$ first check if employmentstatus is "inactive" if so$,$ write to console "Employee already inactive" $$ if employmentstatus is "active" then change it to "inactive". Write to console $$Employee removed$$

TESTING YOUR CLASS

You should test all these conditions and include screenshots. Test with at least $3$ sets of employees.

Create employee $1$ by calling the Constructor with no parameters.

Call Intro$()$ method for employee $1.$

Output should look like this.

Hello! My name is Unknown unknown

Here are some details about me:

Age:$18$

Id:$0$

Employment Status:active

Create employee $2$ by calling the Constructor with parameters.

FirstName$=$John$$

LastName$=$Smith$$

Id$=1234$

Age$=45$

YearlySalary$=50000$

Call IncreaseSalary method with $-2\%$ as input

Output should look like this:

Invalid input. Yearly Salary not updated.

Call RemoveEmployee. Output should look like this:

Employee removed

Call Intro method.

Hello! My name is John Smith

Here are some details about me:

Age:$45$

Id:$1234$

Employment Status:inactive

Create employee $3$ by calling the Constructor with parameters.

FirstName$=$Robert$$

LastName$=$Downey$$

Id$=5678$

Age$=62$

For this employee:

Call Intro$()$ method

Set Yearly Salary of this employee to $100.$

Call Intro$()$ method for the employee

Output should look like this:

Hello! My name is Robert Downey

Here are some details about me:

Age:$62$

Id:$5678$

Employment Status:active

Create employee $4$ by calling the Constructor with parameters.

For employee $4$: Call IncreaseSalary method with $7\%$ as input

Call RemoveEmployee.

Call RemoveEmployee. $($Calling for the $2$nd time on purpose$)$

Call Intro$()$ method

Output should look like this:

Yearly Salary after $7\%$ increase $=$ $ $85600$

Employee removed successfully!

Employee already inactive!

Hello! My name is Maria Lambert

Here are some details about me:

Age:$26$

Id:$5010$

Employment Status:inactive

Run the test now. Im really confused what goes in the main.cs and tthe employee.cs$,$ I already had the "paste Lab $6$ OOP" portion of the question.