Implement the following UML class diagrams.Create two objects of PartTimeEmployee and FullITimeEmployee. Then call thetoString() and salary() methods to show the details and their salary respectively.For PartTimeEmployee: hours is the total hours employee worked, i.e. 20rate is the per hour rate, i.e. 80So, salary = 20*80 = 1600For FullTimeEmployee: basic is the base salary, i.e. 15000Allowance is usually provided as percentage, i.e. 25%So, total salary = 15000 + 25% of 15000 = 18750PersonEmployee- name: String- age: int- address: String- department: String- designation: String+ Person(name: String,age: int,address: String)* getters - setters /+ printPerson(: String+ Employee(name: String, age: int,address: String,department: String,designation: String)* getters - setters /+ printEmployee): StringPartTimeEmployeeFulITimeEmployee- basic: double- allowance: double- hours: double- rate: double+ PartTimeEmployee(name: String, age: int,address: String, department: String,designation: String, hours: double,rate: double)* getters - setters i+ salary): double+ toString(): String+ FullTimeEmployee(name: String, age: int,address: String, department: String.designation: String, basic: double,allowance: double)* getters - setters /+ salary(): double+ toString(): String

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Person Employee - name: String age: int address: String - department: String designation: String + Person(name: String, age: int, address: String) r getters - setters / + printPerson(: String + Employee(name: String, age: int, address: String, department: String, designation: String) * getters - setters / + printEmployee0: String PartTimeEmployee FullTimeEmployee - basic: double - allowance: double - hours: double - rate: double + PartTimeEmployee(name: String, age: int, address: String, department: String, designation: String, hours: double, rate: double) * getters - setters / + salary): double + toString(): String + FullTimeEmployee(name: String, age: int, address: String, department: String, designation: String, basic: double, allowance: double) * getters - setters / + salary): double + toString(): String

Person Employee - name: String age: int address: String - department: String designation: String + Person(name: String, age: int, address: String) r getters - setters / + printPerson(: String + Employee(name: String, age: int, address: String, department: String, designation: String) * getters - setters / + printEmployee0: String PartTimeEmployee FullTimeEmployee - basic: double - allowance: double - hours: double - rate: double + PartTimeEmployee(name: String, age: int, address: String, department: String, designation: String, hours: double, rate: double) * getters - setters / + salary): double + toString(): String + FullTimeEmployee(name: String, age: int, address: String, department: String, designation: String, basic: double, allowance: double) * getters - setters / + salary): double + toString(): String

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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