Please provide the code without using the while true loop. Use only sentinel controled while loop

Note:

Use same documentation and design rules as previous assignments.

The user will enter employee data using sentinel "quit" on the name. Read name, number of

dependents, and hours worked. Use an efficient sentinel$-$controlled while loop to read, process, and

output earnings. Assume data is valid; no data validation is needed.

All employees earn $$18\mathrm{.}25$ per hour so this value should be set up as a global constant.

The report should look similar to the one shown below with respect to layout in formatted columns.

Gross pay is computed based on hours worked. If the person works less than or equal to $40$ hours, the

gross pay is hours time rate. If the person works more than $40$ hours, the gross pay is $40$ hours paid at

the hourly rate and hours over $40$ are paid at "time and a half" which is $1\mathrm{.}5$ times the hourly rate.

Federal tax is $0\mathrm{.}22*($gross pay$-$dependents $*24\mathrm{.}32).$ State tax is $4\%$ of gross pay. Net pay is gross

pay minus taxes.

The report should make columns with $f$ strings and use $2$ decimals on monetary amounts. If the person

worked overtime, the amount of overtime is listed.

Display number of employees awarded overtime and the sum of overtime pay at bottom of the report.

Code Specifications:

No global variables are accepted. All variables should be introduced in the function where they are

used and passed to functions via the parameter list. Global constants are acceptable. Infinite while

True: loopsare not accepted. Use of break, continue or other jump statements are not accepted.

Functions:

Write the following functions. Do not change the function headings or purpose. Include the comments.

Include the main function at the top of the code

def main $()$:

This function returns the gross pay.

def computePay $($hours$)$:

# return gross pay

This function returns the overtime pay.

def computeOverPay $($hours$)$:

# return overtime pay

This function is passed the gross pay and the number of dependents and returns the federal tax.

def federal$\_$tax $($gross$,$ dependents$)$ : # return amount of federal tax

This function is passed the gross pay and and returns the state tax.

def state$\_$tax $($gross$)$ : # return amount of state tax