Modify the Employee class from the previous problem to add overloaded constructors:

$1.$ A no$-$arg constructor that assigns empty strings $("")$ to the name, department, and position fields, and $0$ to the idNumber field

$2.$ A constructor that accepts an employee$$s name and ID number and assigns them to appropriate fields. The department and position fields should be assigned an empty string $("")$

$3.$ A constructor that accepts the following values as arguments and assigns them to the appropriate fields: employee$$s name, employee$$s ID number, department, and position

Add a new method $$outputEmployeeInfo$$ to display all employee information on$-$screen using System.out.println.

Use the new constructors to create employees and display their data.

The employee data to create:

No$-$arg constructor:

Name ID Number Department Position

Van Tyler $32532$ Accounting Vice President

Diana Wells $35258$ IT Programmer

Kathy Dixonian $87778$ Manufacturing Engineer

Employee name and ID constructor:

Oliver Mills $12579$ Accounting Vice President

Robert Goodman $86485$ IT Programmer

Linda Cunningham $58255$ Manufacturing Engineer

All$-$fields constructor:

Kendra Beck $75956$ Accounting Vice President

Cathy McKinney $39858$ IT Programmer

Irvin Warren $58525$ Manufacturing Engineer

Use the outputEmployeeInfo$()$ method for each employee object to display the information on screen.

Heres the code:

import java.util.Scanner;

class Employee $\{$

private String name;

private int idNumber;

private String department;

private String position;

public Employee$()\{$

this.name $=$ "Susan Meyers";

this.idNumber $=47899$;

this.department $=$ "Accounting";

this.position $=$ "Vice President";

$\}$

public Employee$($String n$,$ int id$,$ String d$,$ String p$)\{$

this.name $=$ n;

this.idNumber $=$ id;

this.department $=$ d;

this.position $=$ p;

$\}$

public Employee$($Employee other$)\{$

this.name $=$ other.name;

this.idNumber $=$ other.idNumber;

this.department $=$ other.department;

this.position $=$ other.position;

$\}$

public void setName$($String n$)\{$

this.name $=$ n;

$\}$

public void setIdNumber$($int id$)\{$

this.idNumber $=$ id;

$\}$

public void setDepartment$($String d$)\{$

this.department $=$ d;

$\}$

public void setPosition$($String p$)\{$

this.position $=$ p;

$\}$

public String getName$()\{$

return this.name;

$\}$

public int getIdNumber$()\{$

return this.idNumber;

$\}$

public String getDepartment$()\{$

return this.department;

$\}$

public String getPosition$()\{$

return this.position;

$\}$

public String toString$()\{$

System.out.println$("$Employee: $"+$ getName$()+"$ ID: $"+$ getIdNumber$()+"$ Department: $"+$ getDepartment$()+$

$"$ Position: $"+$ getPosition$())$;

return "Employee: $"+$ name $+"$ ID: $"+$ idNumber $+"$ Department: $"+$ department $+"$ Position: $"+$ position;

$\}$

$\}$

public class EmployeeDemo $\{$

static Scanner in $=$ new Scanner$($System$.$in$)$;

public static void main$($String args$[])\{$

Employee employee$1=$ new Employee$()$;

Employee employee$2=$ new Employee$("$Mark Jones", $39119,"$IT$",$ "Programmer"$)$;

Employee employeetocopy $=$ new Employee$("$Joy Rogers", $81774,$ "Manufacturing", "Engineer"$)$;

Employee employee$3=$ new Employee$($employeetocopy$)$;

employee$1.$toString$()$;

employee$2.$toString$()$;

employee$3.$toString$()$;

$\}$

$\}$