JAVA

Assume that you are developing an Employee class with idNum, firstName, and lastName. – Now, you want to keep the Employee objects in an ArrayList. – Develop the correct equals() method of the Employee class.

Sample Run

1. Input a number: 100

2. Input a name: Tom

3. More items?(Y/N) y

4. Input a number: 200

5. Input a name: John

6. More items?(Y/N) n

7. The list contains:

8. 100 Tom

9. 200 John

10. Type the number and name to search

11. Number: 100

12. Name: Tom

13. 100 Tom is in the list

14. More search?(Y/N) n

15. Type the number and name to remove

16. Number: 100

17. Name: Tom

18. 100 Tom is removed from the list

19. The list contains:

20. 200 John

21. More remove?(Y/N) n