CPT 236 Java Programming Assignment 5 Creating a Pay Statement Using Arrays

Store the following data in Arrays. (Single/Muti-dimensional).

Names Pay Rate Hours
Adam Smith 12.55 45
Eliza Joseph 19.75 38
Joe Plumber 20.00 50
James Dove 24.90 37

Use if-else loop to compute Regular Pay and Overtime pay and store them in arrays.
If the hours worked is less than 40, Regular Pay is hours multiplied by Pay Rate, otherwise it is Pay Rate multiplied by 40. Similarly Overtime Pay is 0, if the hours worked is less than 40, otherwise it is Pay Rate multiplied by one and half and the hours over 40. If the hours worked are less than 40 hours, then print overtime pay as $ 0.00.
Insert appropriate comments showing your name, Project name, semester and purpose of the project as comments in the beginning of the file and appropriate additional comments.
Print the Pay Statement as shown below, using appropriate formatting functions.

ABC Computers Inc.

Pay Statement for the week ending September 30, 2020

Employees Pay Rate Hours Regular Pay Overtime Pay Gross Pay

Adam Smith $12.55 45 $502.00 $94.13 $596.12

Eliza Joseph $19.75 38 $750.50 $0.00 $750.50

Joe Plumber $20.00 50 $800.00 $300.00 $1,100.00

James Dove $24.90 37 $921.30 $0.00 $921.30

Write this program in java, I'm clueless on how to get this.

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