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I am looking for a java program that allows the user to create a file of employees, address, and phone numbers. Prompt the user to enter the filename, and then prompt the user to enter the employees names and their phone extension numbers. The user should press Control + Z after entering all of the data. The program then displays the data from the file just created.

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This program accepts the input about employee details from the user and then prints the output when the user presses Ctrl+Z.

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I am looking for a java program that allows the user to create a file of employees, address, and phone numbers. Prompt the user to enter the filename, and then prompt the user to enter the employee names and their phone extension numbers. The user should press Control + Z after entering all of the data. The program then displays the data from the file just created.

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I have attached the source code as well as class files. I am explaining the code so that you understand how the program works.

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