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Multiple constructors

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Here's a class named Employee with three fields: name, salary, address.

Add three constructors to the class:

  • the first one is the no-argument constructor, it should initialize string fields with the value "unknown", the salary is 0;
  • the second one takes name and salary, and then initializes the corresponding fields, the address is "unknown";
  • the third one takes name, salary, address and initializes all fields.

Do not make the fields and constructors private.

Write a program in Java 17
class Employee {

String name;
int salary;
String address;
}
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