Write a program in Java to practice OOP.Do not use break$/$continue in your loops.

$$ Do not use the System.exit$()$ method to exit the program.The goal of this assignment is to practice object$-$oriented programming $($OOP$)$

concepts in Java, including creating classes, using constructors, implementing

accessor $($get method$)$ and mutator $($set method$),$ and displaying formatted output. You are required to complete the implementation of a bank system that consists of

three main classes: Customer, BankEmployee, and BankAccount. Each class has

specific attributes and methods. You will also need to write a test class that include

the main method to demonstrate the functionality of these classes.

$1-$ Implement the Customer Class

Attributes: Define private attributes for name and emailAddress.

Constructor: Create a constructor that initializes the attributes.

Accessor Methods: Implement getName and getEmailAddress methods.

Mutator Methods: Implement setName and setEmailAddress methods. toString Method: Override the toString method to return a formatted string, display

customer name and email address.

Display Method: Add a method customerDisplay to display customer details in a

tabular format. $2-$ Implement the BankEmployee Class

Attributes: Define private attributes for name and employeeId.

Constructor: Create a constructor that initializes the attributes.

Accessor Methods: Implement getName and getEmployeeId methods.

Mutator Methods: Implement setName and setEmployeeId methods.

toString Method: Override the toString method to return a formatted string, display employee name and employeeID

Display Method: Add a method employeeDisplay to display employee details in a tabular format.

Implement the BankAccount Class

Attributes: Define private attributes for savingAccount and checkingAccount.

Constructor: Create a constructor that initializes the attributes.

Accessor Methods: Implement getSavingAccount and getCheckingAccount

methods.

Mutator Methods: Implement setSavingAccount and setCheckingAccount

methods. Calculate Method: Add a method getTotalBalance to calculate the total balance,

adding saving and checking accounts.

toString Method: Override the toString method to return a formatted string, display

saving, checking and total balance.

Display Method: Add a method AccountDisplay to display account details in a

tabular format. write a test class that include

the main method to demonstrate the functionality of these classes. n the TestBankSystemOOPHW$7$ class, you will write the main method to

demonstrate the creation and manipulation of Customer, BankEmployee, and

BankAccount objects. This class will handle user input, perform various

operations, and print a summary report.

Hard coded date for the following $3$ steps below

$1-$ Create Bank Employee: Instantiate a BankEmployee object with initial values.

$2-$ Create Customer: Instantiate a Customer object with initial values.

$3-$ Create Bank Account: Instantiate a BankAccount object with initial values for

saving and checking accounts.

Display employee and customer information

Perform Transactions: Simulate transactions by updating the saving and checking

account balances using the get and set methods.

$$ Add checking account balance to the saving account and get total saving

$$ Use set method for the total saving account

$$ Checking account balance will be zero

$$ Deposit $$1200\mathrm{.}00$ to the checking account

$$ Set the checking account with the new balance. Display Updated Information: Print the updated customer and bank account

information.

Input Data for New Customer with same employee

Prompt for Customer Information: Ask the user to input the new customer's name,

email address, saving account, and checking account balances.

Create New Customer and Bank Account: Instantiate new Customer and

BankAccount objects using the user$-$provided data.

Display New Customer Information: Use the customerDisplay and AccountDisplay

methods to print the new customer's information and their bank account details.

Input Data for Third Customer with New Bank Employee

Prompt for Bank Employee Information: Ask the user to input the new bank

employee's name and employee ID$.$

Create New Bank Employee: Instantiate a new BankEmployee object using the

user$-$provided data.

Prompt for Customer Information: Ask the user to input the third customer's name,

email address, saving account, and checking account balances.

Create New Customer and Bank Account: Instantiate new Customer and

BankAccount objects using the user$-$provided data.

Display Third Customer Information: Use the employeeDisplay, customerDisplay,

and AccountDisplay methods to print the new bank employee's and the third

customer's information and their bank account details. Print Summary Report in a tabular format

Print Summary Header: Print a header for the summary report.

Print Information for All Entries: Use the display methods to print the information or all employees, customers, and bank accounts in a tabular format. Use System.out.printf