$//$ A class to represent employees in general.

public class Employee $\{$

public int getHours$()\{$

return baseHours; $//40$ hours$/$week

$\}$

public double getSalary$()\{$

return baseSalary; $//$ $$40,000\mathrm{.}00$

$\}$

public int getVacationDays$()\{$

return baseVacationDays; $//10$ days

$\}$

public String getVacationForm$()\{$

return baseVacationForm; $//$ yellow

$\}$

$//$ These are so that test cases can change the base values

$//$ and make sure that subclasses also change their values.

$//($Your code that you submit is NOT supposed to directly use, call,

$//$ or modify the values below! They are here only to help Practice$-$It

$//$ successfully test your code. Please ignore them.$)$

private int baseHours $=40$;

private double baseSalary $=40000\mathrm{.}0$;

private int baseVacationDays $=10$;

private String baseVacationForm $=$ "yellow";

public final void setBaseHours$($int hours$)\{$

baseHours $=$ hours;

$\}$

public final void setBaseSalary$($double salary$)\{$

baseSalary $=$ salary;

$\}$

public final void setBaseVacationDays$($int days$)\{$

baseVacationDays $=$ days;

$\}$

public final void setBaseVacationForm$($String form$)\{$

baseVacationForm $=$ form;

$\}$

$\}$

Write the class Marketer to accompany the other law firm classes described in this chapter. Marketers make $$50,000($$$10,000$ more than general employees$)$ and have an additional method called advertise that prints "Act now, while supplies last!" Make sure to interact with the Employee superclass as appropriate.