In Java programming. Write the method that will populate the properties of each object. Assume that you have read the data from a flat file into variables for each property in the class. customer = new_Customer (); inventory = new_Inventory (); orderHeader = new_OrderHeader (); orderDetail = new_OrderDetail (); invoice = new_Invoice (); shipment = new_Shipment (); Use one of the object names from above. Write the signature line for this method Write the code that will assign a variable value to one property in the selected object. Be sure variable names use proper naming convention.

In Java programming. Write the method that will populate the properties of each object. Assume that you have read the data from a flat file into variables for each property in the class. customer = new_Customer (); inventory = new_Inventory (); orderHeader = new_OrderHeader (); orderDetail = new_OrderDetail (); invoice = new_Invoice (); shipment = new_Shipment (); Use one of the object names from above. Write the signature line for this method Write the code that will assign a variable value to one property in the selected object. Be sure variable names use proper naming convention.

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