set$\_$base$\_$pay None Assign parameter value to base$\_$pay

get$\_$sales float Return data field sales

set$\_$sales None Assign parameter value to sales

pay

float Return base pay $+$ commission for that week

Commission calculation:

If the sales amount is greater than $$8,000$

commission is $3\%$ of the sales amount

if the sales amount is between $$3,000$ to $$8,000($inclusive$)$

commission is $1\mathrm{.}5\%$ of the sales amount

if the sales amount is less than $$3,000$

there is no commission

$\_\_$str$\_\_$ string Return the description of the CommissionPaid object

Class Name: HourlyPaid $$ Subclass of Employee

Members in the HourlyPaid class: $*$All data fields are private members

Data fields Data type Purpose

hourly$\_$rate float Hourly rate

Hours$\_$worked float Hours worked for the week

Constructor Purpose

$\_\_$init$\_\_$ Parameter list: $($self$,$ name, department, hourly$\_$rate,

hours$\_$worked$)$

Call super class$$s $\_\_$init$\_\_()$ method

Assign parameter value to data fields

Method Name Return type Parameter list

get$\_$hourly$\_$rate float Return data field hourly$\_$rate

set$\_$hourly$\_$rate None Assign parameter value to hourly$\_$rate

get$\_$hours$\_$worked float Return data field hours$\_$worked

set$\_$hours$\_$worked None Assign parameter value to hours$\_$worked

pay float Calculate weekly pay including overtime pay

Overtime pay calculation:

If hours worked are over $40,$ the overtime pay will be

calculated using hourly rate $*$ overtime hours $*1\mathrm{.}75$

$\_\_$str$\_\_$ string Return description of the HourlyPaid object

Functions in the main program:

Function Name Return Type Parameter List

total$\_$pay float Parameter: a list of employee objects

Return total weekly pay for all employees

print$\_$employee$\_$list None Parameter: a list of employee objects

Display the employee information. $($See Program Output$)$

main$()$ None $1.$ Create $2$ CommissionPaid objects

COSC $1437$ Python Programming Assignment $2$

$3$

$2.$ Create $2$ HourlyPaid objects

$3.$ Create a list of Employee objects and add those objects

you created into the list

$4.$ Call total$\_$pay$()$ to get total weekly pay

$5.$ Call print$\_$employee$\_$list to display all objects

Assignment Instructions:

$1.$ Create a python file to store all classes and name it employees.py

$2.$ Create a python file which contains the main program to test your classes and name it

payroll$\_$yourLastName$\_$yourFirstName.py$.($Make sure to import your class file in this file.$)$

$3.$ Add comments on top of your program to document your code. Include Program description,

your name and date.

$4.$ Create the required structures for the classes described above. Make sure to follow the

method$/$function name, return type and parameter list as described.

$5.$ You can create extra methods$/$functions to enhance your program, but make sure to create the

required methods$/$functions first before adding any helper functions.

$6.$ Use the following data to test your code.

CommissionPaid object: Fname$1$ Lname$1,$ Finance, base pay: $$500,$ sales: $$15,000$

CommissionPaid object: Fname$2$ Lname$2,$ Sales, base pay: $$1000,$ sales: $$8,000$

HourlyPaid object: Fname$3$ Lname$3,$ Accounting, hourly rate: $$20\mathrm{.}5,$ hours: $60\mathrm{.}0$

HourlyPaid object: Fname$4$ Lname$4,$ Marketing, hourly rate: $$35,$ hours: $30\mathrm{.}0$

$7.$ Summarize your data to display each employee information, and total payroll for the week. See

program output below

Program Output:

Employee Type Employee Name Department Weekly Pay

$-----------------------------------------------------------------$

Commission Paid Fname$1$ Lname$1$ Finance $950\mathrm{.}00$

Commission Paid Fname$2$ Lname$2$ Sales $1120\mathrm{.}00$

Hourly Paid Fname$3$ Lname$3$ Accounting $1537\mathrm{.}50$

Hourly Paid Fname$4$ Lname$4$ Marketing $1050\mathrm{.}00$

Total Pay for the Week: $$4657\mathrm{.}50$