Write a class named Employee that has the following attributes (fields):

name: The name attribute should be a String that holds an employee's first and last name

idNumber: The idNumber attribute is a String that holds an employee's ID number

department: The department attribute is a String that holds the name of the employee's department that they work in

position: The position attribute is a String that holds the name of the employee's job title

yearsWorked: The yearsWorked attribute holds the number of years the employee has worked at the company

The class should have the following overloaded constructors:

A constructor that accepts the following values as arguments and assigns them to the appropriate attributes (fields): employee?s name, employee?s ID number, employee's department, employee's position, and the number of years the employee has worked at the company.

o Do not allow the yearsWorked attribute to be set to values less than zero. If an attempt is made to set the yearsWorked attribute to less than zero, have your constructor set yearsWorked to zero.

A constructor that accepts the fallowing values as arguments and assigns them to the appropriate attributes (fields): employee?s name and employee's ID number. The department and positionattributes should be initialized to the empty string ("") and the yearsWorked attribute should be initialized to zero.

A default constructor (accepts no arguments) that initializes the name, idNumber, department, and position attributes to the empty string (""). The yearsWorked attribute should be initialized to zero.

Write Get and Set methods for each attribute: name, idNumber, department, position, and yearsWorked.

Do not allow the yearsWorked attribute to be set to values less than zero. If an attempt is made to set the yearsWorked attribute to less than zero, have your set method set yearsWorked to zero.

Next create a program named EmployeeTest.java to utilize the Employee class you created in the following manner. NOTE: This should be a short program... Only input the years worked for two of the objects: the ones that take only 2 values or no values (default constructor). The rest of the fields just use literals for constructors and/or the set methods ... so the program should not be more than about 30 lines maximum (it could be much less).:

1. Instantiate three Employee objects as follows:

Name	ID Number	Department	Position	Years Worked
Jenny Jacobs	JJ8990	Accounting	President	15
Myron Smith	MS7571	IT	Programmer	5
Chris Raines	CR6873	Manufacturing	Engineer	30

Important: Use the constructor that takes everything for one of the employees (recommend Jenny), use the constructor that takes only name and id for another employee (recommend Myron), and use the constructor that takes nothing for the last employee (recommend Chris). Use set and get methods where needed.

Note: that will be three different objects with different constructors, each with its own employee.

2. Display the data for each of the three employees to the screen (you do not need to display the lines in the table)

Optional: In EmployeeTest, you can create a method that takes an Employee object and prints it if you wish. Makes it easier but purely optional.

Don?t forget to save your EmployeeTest.java file in the same directory as your Employee.java file that contains the Employee class.