def __init__(self, id, name, hours_worked, hour_rate):
HourlyPolicy.__init__(self, hours_worked, hour_rate)
super().__init__(id, name)
from hr import PayrollSystem, HourlyPolicy from productivity import ProductivitySystem from employees import EmployeeDatabase productivity_system = ProductivitySystem() payroll_system = PayrollSystem() employee_database = EmployeeDatabase() employees = employee_database.employees() manager = employees[0] manager.payroll = HourlyPolicy(55) productivity_system.track(employees, 40) payroll_system.calculate_payroll(employees)
from hr import PayrollSystem
from hr import HourlyPolicy
from productivity import ProductivitySystem
from employees import EmployeeDatabase
productivity_system = ProductivitySystem()
payroll_system = PayrollSystem()
employee_database = EmployeeDatabase()
print('-'*100)
print('initiating a database of employees')
employees = employee_database.employees # @property
# if we wanted to change one of the employees - and no need to mess with inheritance!
manager = employees[0]
manager.policy = HourlyPolicy(55)
print('-'*100)
print('initiating hour countring')
productivity_system.track(employees, 40)
print('-'*100)
print('initiating payroll')
payroll_system.calculate_payroll(employees)
"""
OUTPUT:
Tracking Employee Productivity
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Employee 1 - Mary Poppins:
- screams and yells for 40 hours.