Write a program Wages.java, that will read from the user and:

• employer's name
• check in time,
• check out time and
• pay per hour

and calculate the wages earned by the worker. Your program should do the following:

• Read the employee's name. For this you should validate that the name is at least non-blank 3 characters long.
• Read the check-in time. Time should be entered in military format. For example if the employee checked in at 8:15 am you should verify that it is entered either as 0815 or 815.
• Read the check-out time. Time should be entered in military format. For example if the employee checked out at 5:22 pm you should verify that it is entered as 1722.
• You should verify that the work hours given are only between 8am and 7pm (between 800 and 1900). If the user makes a mistake entering an invalid time, you should print an error message and the input should be requested again.
• Keep in mind that minutes can only go up to 59 therefore 1760 is an invalid time, while 1759 is valid.
• Read the pay per hour. Verify that the pay is a value between 8.50 and 49.99 dollars per hour. If the pay is not within this range (inclusive) you should print an error message and ask again.
• Once you have all the needed information you will calculate the hours worked, then multiply the hours worked by the pay per hour in order to calculate the total pay.
• You will print all the information in a user friendly format. For example:

   Employee Name: Joe Johnson Check in time: 800 Check out time: 1500 Pay per hour: $10.25 Total pay: $71.75 

• Keep in mind that subtracting times will be tricky. You should account for cases like: check in time: 850 check out time: 1205 which results in a working time 3 hours and 15 min 15 minutes are .25 of an hour to calculate the total pay you will (in this case) multiply 3.25 by the pay per hour
• You should not allow cases where the check out time are earlier or equal than the check in time.
• Your program should run for several employees. It should ask the user when to stop. Use a loop.