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Transcribed Image Text:Create a Java class called Customer to include the following:
private data fields in the class:
String name;
char gender;
long id;
public methods in the class:
Customer (); //default constructor: initialize name to "nobody", initialize gender to' ", initialize id to 0
Customer (String myName, char myGender, long myld); //constructor: initialize name to myName,
/initialize gender to myGender,
I/initialize id to myld
String getName(); //return name
void printCustomer (); //print name, gender and id
Create a Java class called TestCustomer to include a main() method to complete the following tasks:
create a Customer object by giving its name as "Joshua", gender as 'M', and id as 1234.
print out the Customer object's names, genders and ids.
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