#Import the random module

#create a dictionary called payroll$\_$entry inside a function. Name your function "create$\_$payroll$\_$entry". You need to return the dictionary.

#This dictionary will contain no values, only keys $-$ so for every value, you will want to code an empty string. For example: $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'}\}$

#Your dictionary should contain $5$ main keys $(\text{'}$employee$\_$id$\text{'}$: 'payroll$\_$details:$\text{'}$ 'employee$\_$info': 'department': 'bank$\_$info': $)$

#The FIRST key "employee$\_$id$"$ is like any other key value pair, so list the key and the empty string $\text{'}\text{'}$ as the value.

#The keys $"$IN ORDER" $($payroll$\_$details, employee$\_$info, department, bank$\_$info, will all contain other dictionaires as values$).$ For example: $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: 'value', 'key': 'value'$\}\}$

#'payroll$\_$details': dictionary keys are salary and pay$\_$rate $($both with empty strings as values$)$

#'employee$\_$info': dictionary keys are first$\_$name, middle$\_$initial, last$\_$name, street$\_$address, city, state, zip, position $($all with empty strings as values$)$

#'department': dictionary keys are department$\_$name, location, $($all with empty strings as values$)$

#'bank$\_$info': dictionary keys are account$\_$number, routing$\_$number $($all with empty strings as values$)$

#The above instructions might look like the following structure. You will replace "key" with the appropriate key:

#Function Declaration $-$ USE THE FOLLOWING DICTIONARY STRUCTURE. Your first key is employee$\_$id with the empty string as the value. Adjust for more or less number of key$-$value pairs where needed.

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$payroll$\_$entry $=\{$

'user$\_$id$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'},$

'key': $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'}\},$

'key': $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},\},$

'key': $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},\},$

'key': $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'},\},$

'key': $\{\text{'}$key$\text{'}$: $\text{'}\text{'},$ 'key': $\text{'}\text{'}\},$

$\}\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

#Return Statement RETURN THE DICTIONARY HERE.

#After creating your dictionary function, Define a parameterized funtion called "get$\_$employee$\_$info", you can simply use 'employees' as your parameter.

#Inside your new function:

#$2.$ Inside the 'get$\_$employee$\_$info' function:

#$3.$ Print a message to prompt the payroll clerk to create a new employee account.

#$4.$ Generate a random $10-$digit number $($user$\_$id$)$ between $1000000000$ and $9999999999.$

#$5.$ Convert the generated random number to a string and assign it to the 'employee$\_$id$\text{'}$ key in the 'employees' dictionary.

#$6.$ Iterate through each key$-$value pair in the 'employees' dictionary using a loop.

#$7.$ For each key in the dictionary:

#Check if the key is not equal to 'employee$\_$id$\text{'}.$

#If it's not 'employee$\_$id$\text{'},$ print the key as a category $($e$.$g$.,$ 'payroll$\_$details', 'department'$).$

#$8.$ For each subkey within the current category:

#Prompt the user for input related to that subkey $($e$.$g$.,$ if the category is 'payroll$\_$details', prompt for 'salary' or 'pay$\_$rate'$).$ You'll need a conditional here $($salry or payrate?$)$

#$9.$ Update the corresponding subkey in the 'employees' dictionary with the payroll clerk's input.

#$10.$ Repeat steps $8-11$ for each key and subkey combination in the dictionary.

#$11.$ After collecting all employee information, return the 'employees' dictionary from the 'get$\_$employee$\_$info$()\text{'}$ function.

#$12.$ Call the create$\_$payroll$\_$entry$()$ function.

#$13.$ Store the returned dictionary in a variable, such as 'new$\_$employee'.

#$14.$ Call the get$\_$employee$\_$info$()$ function passing as an argument your "new$\_$employee" dictionary reference

#$15.$ print$($new$\_$employee$)$