Question

FOR PYTHON

Rewrite your pay computation with time-and-a-half for overtime and create a function called compute_pay which takes two parameters (hours and rate).

Enter Hours: 45

Enter Rate: 10

Pay: 475.0

YOU WILL NEED THREE FUNCTIONS:

the_hours, the_rate = get_input()

the_pay = compute_pay(the_hours, the_rate)

print_output(the_pay)

Call the functions and passing the arguments in the "main" function.

Example:

def main():

the_hours, the_rate = get_input()

the_pay = compute_pay(the_hours, the_rate)

print_output(the_pay)

main()

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• Testing the outputs of your code: 1 for the valid input, 1 for invalid input
• Check the user inputs => use a 'while' loop to keep asking if the user inputs are invalid
• Remember to calculate the overtime

Answer 1

Python program :

#python function to get input from user
def get_input():
    hours=0 #declaring variable to store hours
    rate=0 #declaring variable to store rate
    while hours<=0 or rate<=0:
        hours=int(input("Enter Hours : "))  #asking user hours
        rate = int(input("Enter Rate : "))  #asking user rate
    return hours,rate #return hours and rate
#function to compute_pay
def compute_pay(the_hours, the_rate):
    pay=0 #declaring variable to store pay
    #checking the_hours
    if the_hours<=40:#when the_hours is less than or equal to 40
        pay=the_hours*the_rate #calculate pay
    elif the_hours>40:#when the hours is greater than 40
        pay=40*the_rate+(the_hours-40)*the_rate*1.5
    return pay
#function to print pay
def print_output(the_pay):
    print("Pay:",the_pay)
#main() function definition
def main():
    the_hours, the_rate = get_input()
    the_pay = compute_pay(the_hours, the_rate)
    print_output(the_pay)
#call to main() function
main()

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Screen 1:Screen when hours are greater than 40

Screen 2:Screen when hours are less than 40