Description

This problem is based on the yearly wage problem in Homework $2.$ The solution to Homework $2$ can be downloaded here: Homework$02.$zip darr $($will

be downloadable from Monday, $09/09)$

Rewrite the program to give the user $2$ times the hourly pay for hours worked above $8$ hours daily and let the user they are being compensated for

working overtime. Specifically,

if the daily work hours is less than or equal to $8,$ calculate the yearly wage as in Homework $2$;

Example: Given $7$ hours and $$20$ per hour, the yearly wage would be $7*20*365$

if the daily work hours is greater than $8,$ the hourly wage for the above $8$ hours part should be doubled and print an extra message "You will be

compensated for working overtime."

Example: Given $9$ hours and $$20$ per hour, the yearly wage would be $8**20**365+(9-8)**20**2**365$

Name your file

yearlywage$2.$py

Assume the user inputs are non$-$negative.

Examples $($Ignore the filename in the example screenshots. Still name your file

yearlywage$2.$py$).$

Example $1$: $7$ hours is not overtime.Enter the number of hours worked daily: $7$

Enter the hourly wage: $20$

Yearly wage $=51100\mathrm{.}0$Example $2$: $9$ hours is overtime.

In python please!