Can't see where I am going wrong!

Question

Can anyone see where I am going wrong.....I can't see the problem:
import java.io.*;
public class EmployeeRecord {
    private String employeeName;
    private int employeeIDNumber;
    private String jobCat;
    private double hourlyPayRate;
    private double annualSalary;
   /* public constructor.
   public Student(String employeeName, int employeeIDNumber, String jobCat, double hourlyPayRate)
         this.employeeName = employeeName;
         this.employeeIDNumber = employeeIDNumber;
         this.jobCat = jobCat;
         this.hourlyPayRate = hourlyPayRate;
   } // end method
       * return  employee name
      public String getEmployeeName() {
         return employeeName;
      } // end method
       * return employee ID number
      public int getEmployeeIDNumber() {
         return employeeIDNumber;
   } // end method
       * return job Cat
      public String getJobCat() {
         return jobCat;
      } // end method
       * return hourly pay rate
      public double getHourlyPayRate() {
         return hourlyPayRate;
   } // end method
       * return annual salary
      public double getAnnualSalary() {
         return annualSalary;
   } // end method
          public void calculateAnnualSalary(){
                  int tempCount = numberOfScores;
                  int tempScore = totalScore;
                  if (employeeArray[2] == "Full") {
                     annualSalary = 40 * employeeArray[3];
                  else {
                     annualSalary = 20 * employeeArray[3];
                  } // end else
               } // end method
   public static void main(String[] args) {
      Employee[] employeeArray = { new Employee("JohnSmith", 654789345, "Full", 25.60);
                                    new Employee("BobJones", 456983209, "Full", 28.20);
                                    new Employee("LarryAnders", 989876123, "Full", 35.30);
                                    new Employee("TomEstes", 237847360, "Full", 41.35);
                                       new Employee("MariaCosta", 115387243, "Part", 15.40);
                                       new Employee("JoeShowen", 223456732, "Full", 45.75);
                                       new Employee("JillRoberts", 574839280, "Part", 38.45);
                                       new Employee("MaryAble", 427836410, "Part", 25.90);
                                       new Employee("NancyAtkins", 349856232, "Full", 35.60);
                                       new Employee("MarkSeimens", 328978455, "Full", 48.50);
   } // end method
} // end classDesign the Java class to represent an employee record. Pseudo code for this object is given below:
Employee class definition
Instance Variables
Employee name
Employee ID number
Job category
Hourly pay rate
Annual salary
Instance Methods
getName
getEmployeeId
calculateAnnualSalary
getAnnualSalary
Use the String class for the employee name.
Use an array of objects for the employee records.
Calculate each employee's annual salary from the job category and hourly rate, using the following constant information:
Job category: Full - 40 hours a week
Part - 20 hours a week
Assume 52 weeks in a year.
Display each employee's name, id and annual salary.
Calculate and display the company's total amount for employees salaries.
Use the following information to populate the employee objects: Employee
Name Employee Id Job Category Hourly Pay Rate
John Smith 654789345 Full 25.60
Bob Jones 456983209 Full 28.20
Larry Anders 989876123 Full 35.30
Tom Estes 237847360 Full 41.35
Maria Costa 115387243 Part 15.40
Joe Showen 223456732 Full 45.75
Jill Roberts 574839280 Part 38.45
Mary Able 427836410 Part 25.90
Nancy Atkins 349856232 Full 35.60
Mark Seimens 328978455 Full 48.50

Answer 1

I think this is what people mean, but It still wont work. Can someone else figure it out?
import java.io.*;
public class EmployeeRecord {
private String employeeName;
private int employeeIDNumber;
private String jobCat;
private double hourlyPayRate;
private double annualSalary;
/* public constructor.
public void EmployeeRecord (String employeeName, int employeeIDNumber, String jobCat, double hourlyPayRate)
this.employeeName = employeeName;
this.employeeIDNumber = employeeIDNumber;
this.jobCat = jobCat;
this.hourlyPayRate = hourlyPayRate;
} // end method
* return employee name
public String getEmployeeName() {
return employeeName;
} // end method
* return employee ID number
public int getEmployeeIDNumber() {
return employeeIDNumber;
} // end method
* return job Cat
public String getJobCat() {
return jobCat;
} // end method
* return hourly pay rate
public double getHourlyPayRate() {
return hourlyPayRate;
} // end method
* return annual salary
public double getAnnualSalary() {
return annualSalary;
} // end method
     public void calculateAnnualSalary(){
          int tempCount = numberOfScores;
          int tempScore = totalScore;
          if (employeeArray[2] == "Full") {
          annualSalary = 40 * employeeArray[3];
          else {
          annualSalary = 20 * employeeArray[3];
          } // end else
          } // end method
public static void main(String[] args) {
EmployeeRecord[] employeeArray = { new EmployeeRecord("JohnSmith", 654789345, "Full", 25.60),
     new EmployeeRecord("BobJones", 456983209, "Full", 28.20),
     new EmployeeRecord("LarryAnders", 989876123, "Full", 35.30),
     new EmployeeRecord("TomEstes", 237847360, "Full", 41.35),
     new EmployeeRecord("MariaCosta", 115387243, "Part", 15.40),
     new EmployeeRecord("JoeShowen", 223456732, "Full", 45.75),
     new EmployeeRecord("JillRoberts", 574839280, "Part", 38.45),
     new EEmployeeRecord("MaryAble", 427836410, "Part", 25.90),
     new EmployeeRecord("NancyAtkins", 349856232, "Full", 35.60),
     new EmployeeRecord("MarkSeimens", 328978455, "Full", 48.50),
} // end method
} // end class