HOMEWORK:

Create a Python class named BankAccount, to model the process of using the bank services through the

ATM machine. Your class supports the following methods $($Please use the same methods definitions$).$ You

will define the attributes and how the methods will work. Then create $2$ instances of the BankAccount

$($with your names$)$ to test your code.

class BankAccount:

$"""$Bank Account protected by a pin number."""

def $($self$,$ pin$)$:

#Initial account balance is $0$ and pin is 'pin'.

def DepositToSelf$($self$,$ pin, amount$)$:

#Increment balance by amount and return new balance.

def Withdraw$($self$,$ pin, amount$)$:

#Decrement balance by amount and return amount withdrawn.

def Get Balance$($self$,$ pin$)$:

#Return account balance.

def Change$\_$Pin$($self$,$ oldpin, newpin$)$:

#Ch$\backslash$bar $($a$)$ nge pin from old pin to new pin.

def DepositToDiff$($self$,$ pin, amount, yourEID, PersonAccountNo$)$:

#Increment balance for another person in the same bank by amount and return

new balance.

def CheckDeposit$($self$,$ pin, check, amount$)$ :

#Increment balance by amount of the check and return new balance.

def Billpayment $($self$,$ pin, Billiype, BillAccountNo$)$:

#Payment for bill $($ie$.$ Etisalat, ADDC, Du$,$ and DARB$)$ using the

BillAccountNo as a reference.

def CreditCard$\_$pay$($self$,$ pin, CrediCardLastDigits$)$ :

#Payment for the credit card balance $($Using the last $6$ digits of your

credit card no$.)$

Write a Python program that creates a class which represents an Employee in an organization. The class

includes a function that reads a text file called employee$\_$details.txt $($A sample of the file is provided

below$)$ Each row in the file corresponds to employee id$,$ employee name, number of years employed and

salary.

Also include the following functions to process the content read from the file.

a$.$ getData$()$: This method reads the data from a file and stores the data as list.

b$.$ totalSalary$()$: This method calculates the total salary for each employee. The method should add an

incentive of $3\%$ to the total salary if the number of years worked by the employee is greater than $4$

years.

c$.$ whoishighestTotalSalary$()$ and whoislowestTotalSalary$()$: These methods calculate the highest and

lowest total salary and display the respective employee names.

d$.$ sortEmployeeBySalary$()$: Sort the employee list in the ascending order of their salaries.

e$.$ AverageSalary$()$: calculate the average of their salaries.

Sample input file: employee$\_$details.txt