Coded in NetBeans application and java

Create an application that lets you enter a new customer or a new employee.

Console Display Illustration

Welcome to the Person Manager

Create customer or employee? (c/e):

Error! This entry is required. Try again.

Create customer or employee? (c/e): p

Error! Entry must be 'c' or 'e'. Try again.

Create customer or employee? (c/e): c

First name: Steve

Last name: Trevor

Customer number: M10293

You entered a new Customer:

Name: Steve Trevor

Customer Number: M10293

Continue? (y/n): y

Create customer or employee? (c/e): e

First name: Diana

Last name: Prince

Last four of SSN: 1234

You entered a new Employee:

Name: Diana Prince

SSN: xxx-xx-1234

Continue? (y/n): OK

Error! Entry must be 'y' or 'n'. Try again.

Continue? (y/n): n

Specifications

Use proper statement indentation and meaningful variable names in the code.

Add a multi-line description of this application (to include your name and the date written) at the beginning of the code for other programmers to read.

Add a comment to each code statement explaining why the statement is in the code.

Use the Console class presented in chapter 7 or an enhanced version of it to get and validate the users entries.

Create a class named Person with these constructors and methods:

public Person(String first, String last)

public String getFirstName()

public void setFirstName(String x)

public String getLastName()

public void setLastName(String x)

The Person class should override the toString() method so it returns the first name and last name in this format:

Name: Frank Jones

Create a class named Customer that inherits the Person class and contains these constructors and methods:

public Customer(String first, String last, String number)

public String getCustomerNumber()

public void setCustomerNumber(String number)

The Customer class should override the toString() method so it returns the value returned by the toString() method of the Person class appended with the customer number, like this:

Name: Frank Jones Customer Number: J54128

Create a class named Employee that inherits the Person class and contains these constructors and methods:

public Employee(String first, String last, String ssn)

public String getSsn()

public void setSsn(String ssn)

The getSsn() method should return a masked version of the social security number that only reveals the last four numbers.

The Employee class should override the toString() method so it returns the value returned by the toString() method of the Person class appended with the social security number, like this:

Name: Frank Jones SSN: xxx-xx-1234