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class Employee: #Base class Employee

def __init__(self, name, employee_id):


self._name = name
self._employee_id = employee_id

@property
def name(self): #getter for name
return self._name

@name.setter
def name(self, name): #Setter for name
self._name = name

@property
def employee_id(self): #getter for Employee Id
return self._employee_id

@employee_id.setter
def name(self, employee_id): #Setter for Employee ID
self._employee_id = employee_id

def calculate_payment(self): #Method to calculate payment, An abstract


pass

def display_result(self): #Method to display Information


return f"\nEmployee's Name: {self.name} \nEmployee ID: {self.employee_id}"

class HourlyWorker(Employee): #Subclass


def __init__(self, name, employee_id, hourly_rate, hours_worked):
super().__init__(name, employee_id)
self._hourly_rate = hourly_rate
self._hours_worked = hours_worked

def calculate_payment(self): #Method


return self._hourly_rate * self._hours_worked

def display_result(self): #Method


return f"{Employee.display_result(self)} \nPayment:
{self.calculate_payment()}"

class PieceWorker(Employee): #Subclass


def __init__(self, name, employee_id, pieces_completed, rate_per_piece):
super().__init__(name, employee_id)
self._pieces_completed = pieces_completed
self._rate_per_piece = rate_per_piece

def calculate_payment(self):
if self._pieces_completed > 200:
return self._pieces_completed * self._rate_per_piece + 100
else:
return self._pieces_completed * self._rate_per_piece

def display_result(self):
return f"{Employee.display_result(self)} \nPayment:
{self.calculate_payment()}"

class SalesEmployee:
def __init__(self, sales_amount, commission_rate):
self._sales_amount = sales_amount
self._commission_rate = commission_rate

def calculate_payment(self):
return self._hourly_rate * self._hours_worked

def display_result(self):
return f"{Employee.display_result(self)} \nPayment:
{self.calculate_payment()}"

class CommissionWorker(Employee, SalesEmployee):


def __init__(self, name, employee_id, sales_amount, commission_rate,
base_salary):
Employee.__init__(name, employee_id)
SalesEmployee.__init__(sales_amount, commission_rate)
self._base_salary = base_salary

def calculate_payment(self):
return (self._sales_amount * (self._commission_rate / 100)) +
self._base_salary

def display_result(self):
return f"{Employee.display_result(self)} \nPayment:
{self.calculate_payment()}"

employee_list = [
Employee("rods", 1234),
HourlyWorker("jap", 1234, 20, 12),
PieceWorker("Eunice", 1332, 20, 10),
# CommissionWorker("James", 14552, 21, 100, 50)
]

for employee in employee_list:


print(employee.display_result())

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