UNIV$199$ Introduction to Programing with Python

Homework #$7$

Due: Jan $10,2024,$ Wednesday, $23$:$59.$ Lists: Company Report

New Year New Rules in Dunder Mifflin!

New year brings joy and pain to the companies. Some employees get fired while others get salary increases. Dunder Mifflin is also passing through the same process. Salary adjustments will be made for the remaining staff after certain employees are fired. They want a report showing the final situation of the company.

You are given a starter file with functions and some variables $($employee$\_$names, fired$\_$employee$\_$names, employee$\_$official$\_$titles, and employee$\_$current$\_$salary$)$ are initialized.

The company maintains employee data in a list. Every information in the lists has an index that corresponds to the employee$\_$names list $($e$.$g$.$ Dwight's information appears in every list's initial element. Kevin's are the second ones$)$ The names of the functions' arguments, return values or functions themselves should not be changed. $$ Use only the functions that are provided in the starter code. $$ Do not change the input lists. Your functions should carry out the tasks. If not, there will be no points given. $$ It matters which functions are called and in what order. Take caution when doing that. $$ You can delete $$pass$$ statement after filling in the function.

names $=["$Dwight Schrute","Jim Halpert","Kevin Malone","Michael Scott$,$"Pam Beesly","Oscar

Martinez"$]$

fired$\_$names $=["$Jim Halpert","Oscar Martinez"$]$

titles $=["$Regional manager","Accountant","Regional Manager","Receptionist", "Regional

Manager","Receptionist"$]$

salary $=[100000,80000,110000,50000,120000,40000]$

The program must also have the following functions:

Function $1$: fire$\_$employees $$ This function takes four lists as parameters. They are names, titles, and salaries information of the current employees as well as the list of fired employee names. $$ It finds the fired employee information in the names, titles and salaries lists and deletes them from each of the corresponding lists. $$ It returns the $3$ lists. They are new names, titles and salaries lists after the fired employees are deleted.

Function $2$: calc$\_$updated$\_$salaries $$ This function takes two lists as parameters. They are titles and salaries information of the employees. $$ It updates the salary of the employees according to their titles. Managers get a $$20,000$ increase while other employees get a $$10,000$ increase. $$ It returns the list of updated salaries.

The salary update rule: $$ For managing level titles is $$20,000.$ $$10,000$ for other job titles.

Function $3$: information$\_$report $$ This function takes three lists as parameters. They are names, titles, and salaries information of the employees. $$ It prints each employee$$s name, title and the salary information in a single line. $$ It does not return any value. No return in the function

Calling the information$\_$report function after each operation, the final results should appear as

follows.

Save your program as hw$07$yoursurname.py$.$ Upload your file to Blackboard at $$Homework $7.$ Make sure you place comments in your program. Place your name, ID as comments at the top. You should only use the features and commands you have learnt until this homework was g