for p in data:
# Pick which class we're using
if p['type'] == 'M':
e = Manager()
else:
e = Employee()
# Basic Data
e.id = p['id']
e.givenname = p['gn']
e.surname = p['sn']
e.title = p['t']
# If the person has a manager, record it
if 'm' in p:
e.manager = employees[p['m']]
employees[p['m']].reports.append(e)
# Add to Employee Directory
employees[e.id] = e
# Recursive Function to Print the Org Chart (tree)
# person - Starting Person, required
# limit - How many levels deep to display, default is unlimited
# level - What level we're currently displaying (for formatting purposes), default is 0
def printOrgChart(person, limit=-1, level=0):
print ("\t" * level) + person.lastfirst()
if type(person) == Manager and (limit < 0 or limit > level):
for report in person.reports:
