Write a java program that creates an "Employee" class having the following methods "getInfo ()" this method takes the salary, number of hours of work per day of employee as parameter. "addBonus ()" this method adds $15 to the salary of the employee if it is less than $600. "addWork ()" this method adds $10 to the salary of employee if the number of hours of work per day is more than 8 hours. Print the final salary of the employee.

 

First, we define the Employee class

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class Employee {

    double salary;

    double workHours;

    // Constructor to initialize salary and workHours

    public Employee(double salary, double workHours) {

        this.salary = salary;

        this.workHours = workHours;

    }

    // Method to set salary and workHours

    public void getInfo(double salary, double workHours) {

        this.salary = salary;

        this.workHours = workHours;

    }

    // Method to add bonus if salary < $600

    public void addBonus() {

        if (salary < 600) {

            salary += 15;

        }

    }

    // Method to add extra pay if workHours > 8

    public void addWork() {

        if (workHours > 8) {

            salary += 10;

        }

    }

    // Method to get final salary

    public double getSalary() {

        return salary;

    }

}

 

The Employee class has two instance variables salary and workHours, which represent the salary and number of hours worked by an employee, respectively. The class also has a constructor that takes in two arguments salary and workHours and initializes the instance variables. There are also three methods:

 

getInfo(): This method takes in two arguments salary and workHours and sets the instance variables salary and workHours to their respective values.

addBonus(): This method adds $15 to the salary of the employee if their salary is less than $600.

addWork(): This method adds $10 to the salary of the employee if they worked more than 8 hours per day.

getSalary(): This method returns the final salary of the employee.

Next, we define the Main class and the main() method

 

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        // Create an Employee object with initial salary and work hours

        Employee emp = new Employee(500, 9);

        // Add bonus and extra pay

        emp.addBonus();

        emp.addWork();

        // Print final salary

        System.out.println("Final salary of employee: $" + emp.getSalary());

    }

}

n the main() method, we create an Employee object emp with an initial salary of $500 and work hours of 9. We then call the addBonus() and addWork() methods on this object to add any applicable bonuses or extra pay to the employee's salary. Finally, we print the final salary of the employee using the getSalary() method of the Employee class.

 

When we run this Java program, we get the output:

Final salary of employee: $510.0