JAVA program that stores and displays the on-duty schedule for a team. Features

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Question

JAVA program that stores and displays the on-duty schedule for a team.

Features

(No restrictions on how to develop)

Display today’s Schedule.

Display a single user’s schedule showing the days they are assigned to Support.

Display the full schedule for all users in the current month.

Users should be able to mark one of their days on duty as undoable

The system should reschedule accordingly

Should take into account weekends and California’s holidays.

Users should be able to swap duty with another user’s specific day

STARTING ORDER

[''Sherry'', ''Boris'', ''Vicente'', ''Matte'', ''Jack'', ''Sherry'',

''Matte'', ''Kevin'', ''Kevin'', ''Vicente'', ''Zoe'', ''Kevin'',

''Matte'', ''Zoe'', ''Jay'', ''Boris'', ''Eadon'', ''Sherry'',

''Franky'', ''Sherry'', ''Matte'', ''Franky'', ''Franky'', ''Kevin'',

''Boris'', ''Franky'', ''Vicente'', ''Luis'', ''Eadon'', ''Boris'',

''Kevin'', ''Matte'', ''Jay'', ''James'', ''Kevin'', ''Sherry'',

''Sherry'', ''Jack'', ''Sherry'', ''Jack'']

EXTRA INFO:

# A guideline would be the length of the initial seed list that is provided in the exercise

# 1 user per day

# The minimum requirement is command line. It is up to you whether you want to do more than that with full GUI

# California holidays

Thursday, January 1 - New Year’s Day

Monday, January 19 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Monday, February 16 - Presidents’ Day

Tuesday, March 31 - Cesar Chavez Day

Monday, May 25 - Memorial Day

Saturday, July 4 - Independence Day**

Monday, September 7 - Labor Day

Wednesday, November 11 - Veterans Day

Thursday, November 26 - Thanksgiving Day

Friday, November 27 - Day after Thanksgiving

Friday, December 25 - Christmas Day

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