Write a java program, that makes two text files then store 10 employee information e.g., EmpID, EmpName, EmpDep, etc). You required to do this task by using the Member unction. You required to make each member function for each task via use of Class Concept, (CLO 02 & 05)

Write a java program, that makes two text files then store 10 employee information e.g., EmpID, EmpName, EmpDep, etc). You required to do this task by using the Member unction. You required to make each member function for each task via use of Class Concept, (CLO 02 & 05)

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