Payroll Processing - JAVA - Linked List

Payroll Processing Construct a Java program that will retrieve, update, and manipulate a small payroll database. The payroll data (​[login to view URL]​), along with two additional files (​[login to view URL], [login to view URL]​) required can be found in the REQUIRED folder. Note that each line in the file, ​[login to view URL]​, contains a field for: ● firstName ● lastName ● gender ● tenure ● rate ● salary The program should perform each of the operations indicated below. Be sure to clearly label the output for each section and be sure to ​properly format the output​. Note that all salaries should be shown to two decimal places. Your program should send all output to a file called [login to view URL]​. a) Read each line of data from ​[login to view URL]​, place the data into an ​Employee ​object, and insert the ​Employee ​object onto the end of an ​ObjectList​. b) Output the contents of the infor field of each ​ObjectListNode ​into an easily read table format with each field appropriately labeled. c) Output the numbers of employees d) Output the first and last name of all women on the payroll. e) Output the first and last names and salary of all weekly employees who make more than $35,000 per year and who have been with the company for at least five years. f) Give a raise of $0.75 per hour to all employees who are paid on an hourly basis and make less than $10.00 per hour; and give a raise of $50.00 per week to all employees who are paid on a weekly basis and make less than $350.00 per week. Be sure to output the first and last names and new salaries for each employee on the payroll who has received a raise. g) Sort the nodes of the linked list into alphabetical order according to last/first names and print the first and last names and salaries for each employee on the payroll. h) The file ​[login to view URL] ​contains data for three employees to be hired by the company. Insert each of the new employees into the correct location in the sorted linear linked list and print the first and last names of each employee on the payroll. i) The file ​[login to view URL] ​contains data for two employees to be fire by the company. Delete the corresponding nodes in the sorted linear linked list for each of the employees to be fired and print the first and last names for each employee on the payroll. Here are the data files for this project : [login to view URL] Howard Starr M 8 H 30.00 Joan Jacobus F 9 W 925.00 David Renn M 3 H 4.75 Albert Cahana M 3 H 18.75 Douglas Sheer M 5 W 250.00 Shari Buchman F 9 W 325.00 Sara Jones F 1 H 7.50 Ricky Mofsen M 6 H 12.50 Jean Brennan F 6 H 5.40 Deborah Starr F 3 W 1000.00 Jamie Michaels F 8 W 150.0 [login to view URL] Barry Allen M 0 H 6.75 Nina Pinella F 0 W 425.00 Lane Wagger M 0 W 725.00 [login to view URL] Jean Brennan Ricky Mofsen Note 1: Classes Be sure you use the ​ObjectListNode ​and ​ObjectList ​classes as well as the Comparable ​interface to allow you to make appropriate comparisons in the ​ObjectList class. Your program should use at least the following classes: ObjectListNode ObjectList Employee Driver Payroll Note 2: Sorting a Linear Linked List Here’s a simple algorithm to sort a linear linked list: while (list != null) remove the first node insert node into newList list = newList Note 3: Program Documentation ● Every class must have a Javadoc class comment ● Every method must have a Javadoc method comment. ● Every method parameter must have an ​@param​ tag. ● Every method with a return statement must have an ​@return​ tag. Note 4: Interfaces Each data structure in the project must implement an interface for the data structure. The interface files must be included in the MORE INFO IN THE PDF ADDITIONAL FILES WILL BE SENT WHEN PROJECT HAS BEEN AWARDED