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    Specifications:: Class Class

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    The document provides specifications to create two Java classes - Employee and EmployeeInfo. Employee should have name and salary fields with getter and setter methods. EmployeeInfo should have an enum SortMethod and two public methods - sort() to return a sorted list of Employees based on name or salary, and isCharacterPresentInAllNames() to check if a character is present in all Employee names. Lambda expressions should be used to implement the methods without loops or control structures, relying on Stream API. A main() method and sample input/output are provided.

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    Specifications:: Class Class

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    The document provides specifications to create two Java classes - Employee and EmployeeInfo. Employee should have name and salary fields with getter and setter methods. EmployeeInfo should have an enum SortMethod and two public methods - sort() to return a sorted list of Employees based on name or salary, and isCharacterPresentInAllNames() to check if a character is present in all Employee names. Lambda expressions should be used to implement the methods without loops or control structures, relying on Stream API. A main() method and sample input/output are provided.

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    The document provides specifications to create two Java classes - Employee and EmployeeInfo. Employee should have name and salary fields with getter and setter methods. EmployeeInfo should have an enum SortMethod and two public methods - sort() to return a sorted list of Employees based on name or salary, and isCharacterPresentInAllNames() to check if a character is present in all Employee names. Lambda expressions should be used to implement the methods without loops or control structures, relying on Stream API. A main() method and sample input/output are provided.

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    Specifications:: Class Class

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    The document provides specifications to create two Java classes - Employee and EmployeeInfo. Employee should have name and salary fields with getter and setter methods. EmployeeInfo should have an enum SortMethod and two public methods - sort() to return a sorted list of Employees based on name or salary, and isCharacterPresentInAllNames() to check if a character is present in all Employee names. Lambda expressions should be used to implement the methods without loops or control structures, relying on Stream API. A main() method and sample input/output are provided.

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    CODE 3:

    Your task here is to implement a Java code based on the following specifications.
    Note that your code should match the specifications in a precise manner. Consider
    default visibility of classes, data fields and methods unless mentioned otherwise.

    Specifications:

    class definitions:
      class Employee:
        data fields:
          name: String
          salary: int
        Implement a Constructor using the class variables.
        Implement getter setter methods with public visibility.
      class EmployeeInfo:
        enum definition:
          named constants: BYNAME
                           BYSALARY
        method definitions:
          sort(List<Employee> emps, final SortMethod method): Method to
    return sorted list by name and by salary using SortMethod
               Return type: List<Employee>
               Visibility: public
          isCharacterPresentInAllNames(Collection<Employee> entities,
    String character): method to check if Employee list contains a name
    starting with a specific character
               Return type: boolean
               Visibility: public

    Task:

    Create an Employee class which has the following members:

    String name;
     int salary;

     Define parameterized constructor.
     Define getter method for all instance variables with public visibility.
    (getName(),...)
     Define setter methods for all instance variables with public visibility.
    (setName(),....)

    Create an EmployeeInfo class which performs following operations (as per the given
    requirements) using StreamAPI:
     enum SortMethod : representing a group of named
    constants BYNAME and BYSALARY
     sort(List<Employee> emps, final SortMethod method): Method to return
    sorted list by name and by salary using SortMethod
     isCharacterPresentInAllNames(Collection<Employee> entities, String
    character): Method to check if Employee list contains a name starting with a
    specific character

    Implement using Lambda expressions.

    Following has been done for you:

     Main() method containing list of Employees


     String toString() method, it's part of code stub, don't edit it else your  test-
    cases might fail

    Sample Input

    List<Employee> emps = new ArrayList<>();


    emps.add(new Employee("Mickey", 100000));
    emps.add(new Employee("Timmy", 50000));
    emps.add(new Employee("Annny", 40000));

    Sample Output

    [<name: Annny salary: 40000>, <name: Mickey salary: 100000>, <name:


    Timmy salary: 50000>]
    [<name: Annny salary: 40000>, <name: Timmy salary: 50000>, <name:
    Mickey salary: 100000>]
    false

    NOTE

     Do not use any for loops or other control structures.


     Use the stream API methods for your implementations, else the test-cases
    might fail.
     You CAN implement the main() method to check the implementation of your
    methods in the solution.
     Upon implementation of main() method, you can use the RUN CODE button
    to pass input data in the method calls and arrive at some output.

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