1. Create a class called Employee with the following properties and methods: a. Properties: employee number...

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1. Create a class called Employee with the following properties and methods: a. Properties: employee number (integer), first name (string), last name (string) and salary (double). Make all of the properties encapsulated within the class. b. Method: since all of the properties are encapsulated, create a getter and setter for each property. c. Create a constructor that will initialize all of the class properties/variables based on the parameters given on the constructor. d. Additionally, create a public function called printEmployeelnfo that prints out the following in the console: "Employee number: {EMPLOYEE NUMBER}: {FIRST NAME} {LAST NAME} with the salary {SALARY}". Replace the respective properties with the variables from the class. 2. Create a class called App Developer with the following conditions: a. This class will inherit the previous class Employee. b. Override the printEmployeeInfo function from the parent class, this time it will print the following on the console: "This employee is an App Developer". 3. On the main class, create an instance of Employee and App Developer. Call the printEmployeeInfo from each class instance. 1. Create a class called Employee with the following properties and methods: a. Properties: employee number (integer), first name (string), last name (string) and salary (double). Make all of the properties encapsulated within the class. b. Method: since all of the properties are encapsulated, create a getter and setter for each property. c. Create a constructor that will initialize all of the class properties/variables based on the parameters given on the constructor. d. Additionally, create a public function called printEmployeelnfo that prints out the following in the console: "Employee number: {EMPLOYEE NUMBER}: {FIRST NAME} {LAST NAME} with the salary {SALARY}". Replace the respective properties with the variables from the class. 2. Create a class called App Developer with the following conditions: a. This class will inherit the previous class Employee. b. Override the printEmployeeInfo function from the parent class, this time it will print the following on the console: "This employee is an App Developer". 3. On the main class, create an instance of Employee and App Developer. Call the printEmployeeInfo from each class instance.