$6.$ What a toString$()$ method will display in this class?

Open Eclipse, and develop this class on the basis of information you have written in answers above.

FulltimeEmployee Class

Consider FulltimeEmployee class as a sub class of Employee

$1.$ What is the additional attribute that a FulltimeEmplloyee class can have?

$2.$ Discuss the different types of constructor that this class can have and how will you use $$Super$$ keyword?

$3.$ Write getter and setter for additional attributes and override the toString$()$ method of Employee class which will display the all details of that particular FulltimeEmployee.

CasualEmployee Class

Consider CasualEmployee class as a sub class of Employee

$1.$ What is the additional attribute that a CasualEmployee class can have?

$2.$ Discuss the different types of constructor that this class can have and how will you use $$Super$$ keyword?

$3.$ Write getter and setter for additional attributes and override the toString$()$ method of Employee class which will display the all details of that particular CasualEmployee.

Create a test class and test all classes by creating their objects and by calling their toString$()$ method.

Create a rough class diagram for above scenario.