WLFU - Instructions

Code the Class structure described in the WLFU Problem.  Specifically create the Abstract Class of
Employees->The_WFLU_TEAM->RegionalCities(create only Boston here)->StaffCatagories(Admin, Docs, Nurses, MedSupport).
Be sure to include variables for all data and all functions required by HR.  Add any others you may need.
Using the Class Structure, Create the following objects and store them in an array (call it BostEmp[]) for their regional hospital area Boston

Name        Staff type      SSN     Special Info    Race
IM Bones    Doctor      455657890       100     AA
UR Temp Adm Nurse   789302345       3       CA
DVM Frakes  Doctor  786456712       120     CA
IM Boss Senior Exec 543126787       1       HS

Using your array, BostEmp[], calculate the salary and the taxes for each individual.  Sort them based on salary (smaller to larger) and print the sorted objects.
Now develop a generic manager class for the HR system call it WLFUManager<T>.  >.  Your manager must store objects in an ArrayList and then sort them based on salary.  It must have the following functions;
int Add(T x) adds the object x to the stored list and returns the number of elements in the list.
T Get(int x) get the object at position x from the list and returns it.
Void Sort() sorts the stored ArrayList of objects (smaller to larger based on salary)
  With your generic manager do the following;
Using the Add(T x) function, enter the employee objects created for the BostEmp[] array in Part 1 in the generic manager WLFUManager<T>.
Using the Get function, Get(3) and print the element from the manager.
 Finally have the manager sort the objects.  Print the objects.
 Then to prove that your manager is generic, create a new manager,
Myints=new WLFUManager<Integer>
and enter the following integers with Myints.Add(some value) and sort them, then print the sorted integers.
17
21
-34
12
6
78
Due Beginning of class 28 Feb.