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Exercise 1

The document contains Java code defining an 'Employee' class with attributes and methods for managing employee details and calculating salaries based on department. It also includes a 'Department' class that extends 'Employee' and implements the 'IFinance' interface, which requires a method to retrieve employee information by department name. The 'IFinance' interface is defined with a single method for fetching employee lists.

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Exercise 1

The document contains Java code defining an 'Employee' class with attributes and methods for managing employee details and calculating salaries based on department. It also includes a 'Department' class that extends 'Employee' and implements the 'IFinance' interface, which requires a method to retrieve employee information by department name. The 'IFinance' interface is defined with a single method for fetching employee lists.

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package myExercise1;

/**
* Created by st113p on 9/2/14.
*/
public class Employee {
public String EmployeeName;
public String EmployeeNumber;
public int DepartmentNumber;
public double HoursWorking;

public Employee (String EmpName, String EmpNum, int DepNum, double Hrs )
{
EmployeeName = EmpName;
EmployeeNumber = EmpNum;
DepartmentNumber = DepNum;
HoursWorking = Hrs;
}

public String getEmployeeName(){


return EmployeeName;
}

public void setEmployeeName(String EmpName){


EmployeeName = EmpName;
}

public String getEmployeeNumber(){


return EmployeeNumber;
}

public void setEmployeeNumber(String EmpNum){


EmployeeNumber = EmpNum;
}

public int getDepartmentNumber(){


return DepartmentNumber;
}

public void setDepartmentNumber(int DepNum) {


DepartmentNumber = DepNum;
}

public double getHoursWorking(){


return HoursWorking;
}

public void setHoursWorking(double Hrs) {


HoursWorking = Hrs;
}

public double salary(int DepNum,double Hrs ){


double CurSal = 0;
switch(DepNum) {
case 1:
CurSal = Hrs * 75;
break;
case 2:
CurSal = Hrs * 70;
break;
case 3:
CurSal = Hrs * 65;
break;
case 4:
CurSal = Hrs * 60;
break;
case 5:
CurSal = Hrs * 55;
break;
default: CurSal = Hrs * 40;
break;
}
return CurSal;

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package myExercise1;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
* Created by st113p on 9/2/14.
*/
public class Department extends Employee implements IFinance {
public String DepartmentName;

public Department(String EmpName, String EmpNum, int DepNum, double Hrs, String
DepName ){
// Calling default constructor
super(EmpName, EmpNum, DepNum, Hrs);
DepartmentName=DepName;
}

public String getDepartmentName(){


return DepartmentName;
}

public void setDepartmentName(String DepName){


DepartmentName = DepName;
}

public List<Employee> getEmployeesInfo(String DepName){


List<Employee> emplist = new ArrayList<Employee>();
for (Employee emp : Employee){
if(DepName = )
}
}

}
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package myExercise1;
import java.util.List;

/**
* Created by st113p on 9/2/14.
*/
public interface IFinance{

List<Employee> getEmployeesInfo(String DepName);

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