Clone the C# project Company_v1_core.

Initially, the project is rather simple – it just contains the class Employee. This class is supposed to serve as a base class for a number of derived classes.

1. Examine the Employee class. You can see that an employee just has a name and a monthly salary, both of which are set through the constructor. After construction, the values cannot be changed. Note that the method getSalaryPerMonth() is declared to be virtual.

2. Define a class Worker. The Worker class is supposed to be derived from the Employee class. A worker has a skill, which can be represented by a simple string, like “truck driver” or “maintenance”. The Worker class should thus have an instance field to represent this. The skill should be set when a Worker object is constructed, but it should also be possible to change the skill later. When implementing the Worker class, pay special attention to implementing the constructor correctly (it must call the base class constructor).

3. Define a class Manager. This class should also be derived from the Employee class. In addition to having a monthly salary, a manager also has a monthly bonus, which should be specified at construction. The bonus is paid out if the manager has worked more than 180 hours in a month. It should be possible to specify the number of worked hours after the object has been created. When implementing the Manager class, pay special attention to implementing the method getSalaryPerMonth() correctly, since this should also include the bonus, if the bonus condition is fulfilled. Remember that the method is supposed to override the method in the base class.

4. Define a class Director. The Director class is supposed to be derived from the Manager class, i.e. not the Employee class. A director is just a manager who has a fixed monthly bonus of 20000. The condition for triggering the bonus is the same as for a manager. When implementing the Director class, pay special attention to implementing the constructor correctly. Does the class need anything else than a constructor?

5. Create a test of the classes, as usual in the myCode method in the InsertCodeHere class. More specifically, you should  Create a list which can hold Employee objects.  Create some Worker objects, and add them to the list  Create some Manager objects, set the hours worked, and add them to the list  Create some Director objects, set the hours worked, and add them to the list  Using a loop statement, print out the content of the arraylist, like “(name) has a salary of (salary)”