Question

Write a program that would calculate the employees salaries Calculate: Weekly/Monthly/Annually Kate Austin: 12$/hr Id ID: 15667 Human Resources, Joe Krenz: 17/hr Id: 15666 Sales, Jane Washburn 15$/hr Id:15679 Marketing, Lisa Booker 11.50/hr Id: 15684 sales, Rich Blake 19.25$/hr ID: 15671 Sales

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Answer 1

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class Employee:
    # Data needed
    # We assume that the employee works for 8 hours daily
    hours_worked_per_day = 8
    num_of_working_days_in_week = 5
    num_of_weeks_in_month = 4
    num_of_months_in_year = 12

    # Constructor
    def __init__(self, name, hourly_wage, id, department):
        self.department = department
        self.id = id
        self.hourly_wage = hourly_wage
        self.name = name

    # get the weekly salaries
    def get_weekly_salary(self):
        return self.num_of_working_days_in_week * self.hours_worked_per_day * self.hourly_wage

    # get the monthly salaries
    def get_monthly_salary(self):
        return self.num_of_weeks_in_month * self.get_weekly_salary()

    # get the annual salaries
    def get_annually_salary(self):
        return self.num_of_months_in_year * self.get_monthly_salary()


# TEST
employee1 = Employee("Kate Austin", 12.0, 15667, "Human Resources")
print(employee1.name, '\t\tWeekly Salary:$', employee1.get_weekly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Monthly Salary:$', employee1.get_monthly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Annually Salary:$', employee1.get_annually_salary())

employee2 = Employee("Joe Krenz   ", 17.0, 15666, "Sales")
print(employee2.name, '\t\tWeekly Salary:$', employee2.get_weekly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Monthly Salary:$', employee2.get_monthly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Annually Salary:$', employee2.get_annually_salary())

employee3 = Employee("Jane Washburn", 15.0, 15679, "Marketing")
print(employee3.name, '\t\tWeekly Salary:$', employee3.get_weekly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Monthly Salary:$', employee3.get_monthly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Annually Salary:$', employee3.get_annually_salary())

employee4 = Employee("Lisa Booker", 11.50, 15684, "Sales")
print(employee4.name, '\t\tWeekly Salary:$', employee4.get_weekly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Monthly Salary:$', employee4.get_monthly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Annually Salary:$', employee4.get_annually_salary())

employee5 = Employee("Rich Blake  ", 19.25, 15671, "Sales")
print(employee5.name, '\t\tWeekly Salary:$', employee5.get_weekly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Monthly Salary:$', employee5.get_monthly_salary(), end='\t\t')
print('Annually Salary:$', employee5.get_annually_salary())

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