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public abstract class Employee 
    private String name; 
    private long cprNum; 
    private String position; 
    public Employee ( ) { 
        this ("Unknown", 0, "Unknown"); 
    public Employee (String eName, long code, String pos) {
        setName (eName) ; 
        setCprNum(code); 
        setPosition (pos); 
    public void setName (String eName) { 
        name = eName; 
    public boolean setCprNum(long code) { 
        if (code > 0 && code < 100000000) 
            cprNum = code; 
            return true; 
        else{ 
            System.out.println("Invalid CPR, initializg it to 0"); 
            cprNum = 0; 
            return false; 
    public void setPosition (String pos) { 
        position pos; 
    public String getName ( ) ( 
        return name; 
    public long get CprNum( ){ 
        return cprNum; 
    public String getPosition( ) 
        return position; 
    public abstract double salary( ); // abstract method 
    public String toString( ) 
        return ("Name: name + "CPR: corNum "Position: 11 + position); 
    end Employee


What I have tried:

to slove it and try to write the methods but I can’t
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Updated 23-Sep-21 2:14am
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Member 15329613 22-Sep-21 13:48pm    
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to slove it and try to write the methods but I can’t
Small wonder, since even after I reformatted it, it is still a mess. You have unclosed blocks (missing close brace characters). Missing braces completely for certain blocks. An open parenthesis, wher an open brace is required. And 'end' statement that does not exist in Java ...

I suggest you go to Java Tutorials Learning Paths[^] and start learning the language properly.
 
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A minimilistic, compilable and runnable, version of your code.
Java
abstract class Employee
{
  private String name;
  private long cprNum;
  private String position;
  public Employee ( )
  {
        this ("Unknown", 0, "Unknown");
  }
  public Employee (String eName, long code, String pos)
  {
        setName (eName) ;
        setCprNum(code);
        setPosition (pos);
  }
  public void setName (String eName)
  {
        name = eName;
  }
  public boolean setCprNum(long code)
  {
    if (code > 0 && code < 100000000)
    {
      cprNum = code;
      return true;
    }
    else
    {
      System.out.println("Invalid CPR, initializg it to 0");
      cprNum = 0;
      return false;
    }
  }
  public void setPosition (String pos)
  {
    position = pos;
  }
  public String getName ( )
  {
    return name;
  }
  public long getCprNum( )
  {
    return cprNum;
  }
  public String getPosition( )
  {
    return position;
  }
  public abstract double salary( ); // abstract method 
  public String toString( )
  {
        return ("Name: " + name + ", CprNum: " + cprNum + ", Position: " + position);
  }
}

public class LuckyEmployee extends Employee
{
  @Override
  public double salary( ) { return 1000000; }
  public static void main( String arg[] )
  {
    LuckyEmployee lemp = new LuckyEmployee();
    System.out.println(lemp.toString() + ", Salary: " + lemp.salary());
  }
}
 
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