In PYTHON:Implement a function payroll() that takes two string parameters the first of which

represents the name of an input file and the second of which represents the name of an

output file. The input file contains lines with the following format: hours pay_rate where

hours is an integer representing a number of hours worked and pay_rate is a floating

point value representing the pay rate per hour. There will be some whitespace between

the two values, although you may not make any assumptions about how much or what

type. The function reads the input file line by line, computing the total pay (i.e. the

product of the hours times the pay_rate -- we are not assuming overtime is computed for

any of the values) and writing each amount to a newline in the output file. If the file is

empty, the function should not write any numbers to the output file. Note that the strings

read from the file will need to be evaluated before you can use them for

computations. The following shows what the function would return when called on

several sample files found in the zip file containing the assignment template. The output

files produced are also in the zip file:

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Python 341 Shel File Edit Shell Debug Options Windows Help payroll pay1.txt', out 1.txt fl open( out1.txt 'r') print (fl.read()) 157.5 1006.0 116.25 245.0 fl,close payroll pay 2.txt', out 2.txt f2 open out2.txt', 'r') print (f2. Dead()) 878.75 578.0 367.0 310.0 116.25 180.0 474.25 446.25000000000006 f2 close payroll pay 3.txt tout 3,txt f3 open ('out3 .txt', 'r') print (f3 read()) f3 close