You must ask user for employee details and enable them to perform these actions. You are not creating employees!!! For this java assignment, you need to implement a class that represents these HR aspects of an employee. You're going to need 3 classes: 1 that represents an employee, 1 that represents a Date, and a separate class that contains the main method and uses Objects of type Employee. Your employee class needs to model these attributes:

• The employee's first name
• The employee's last name
• The employee's full name
• The employee's date of hire
• The employee's termination date
• How many vacation days a person has left (unscheduled)
• How many vacation days a person has scheduled
• The employee's last annual review, represented as a string

Your employee class needs to include the following methods / actions:

• default and parameterized constructors
• getter and setter methods
• scheduleVacationDay
  • when an employee schedules a vacation day, they lose a day from what they have left and gain a day to the number they have scheduled
• cancelVacationDay
  • when an employee cancels a vacation day, they gain a day to what they have left and lose a day from what they have scheduled
• terminateEmployee
  • when an employee leaves the company they get a termination date value
• toString
  • prepare a formatted string of Employee data and display it to the screen

The date class needs to model the following attributes:

• month
• day
• year

The date class needs to include the following methods:

• getDate
• setDate

Your main method needs to perform the following operations:

• create 3 employees
• schedule at least 2 vacation days for each of the 3 employees
• cancel at least 1 vacation day for each of the 3 employees
• terminate 1 employee
• output all 3 employees at the end

You should prompt the user for details on the 3 employees and enable them to perform the available employee actions.