def employee_creator(employee_list=[],employee_file_list=[]):
#we need to create the list of employees
employee=my_employee.Employee()
employee_list.append(employee.list_setter())
employee_file_name=employee.file_setter()
employee_file_list.append(employee_file_name)
return employee_list,employee_file_list
def change(my_data):
id_num = input('Enter an ID: ')
if id_num in my_data:
name = input('Enter your name: ')
dept = input('Enter the department: ')
title = input('Enter the job title: ')
entry = employee_class.Employee(name, id_num, dept, title)
my_data[id_num] = entry
print('Entry has been updated.')
else:
print('That ID was not found.')
def add(my_data):
id_num = input('Enter an ID Number: ')
name = input('Enter your name: ')
dept = input('Enter the department: ')
title = input('Enter the job title: ')
# Create an instance of the employee class named entry
entry = employee_class.Employee(name, id_num, dept, title)
# If id num not in dictionary, add it as a key with
# the entry object as value
if id_num not in my_data:
my_data[id_num] = entry
print('The entry has been added.')
else:
print('That name already exists.')
def add(details):
#get employee's info
name = input('Name: ')
id_number = input('ID Number: ')
department = input('Department: ')
title = input('Job Title: ')
#create employee object named entry
entry = employee_class.Employee(name, id_number, department, title)
#If the ID Number does not exist in the dictionary,
#add it as key with the entry objects as the value
if id_number not in details:
details[id_number] = entry
print('The entry has been added.')
else:
print('That ID Number already exists.')
def create_object_list():
#Create an empty list to hold the ojbects
employee_list = []
#Enter the particulars of the employees
for count in range(3):
print('Provide particulars for Employee #',count + 1,sep='')
name = input('Enter Name: ')
number = input("Enter ID Number: ")
department = input('Enter Department: ')
title = input('Enter Job Title: ')
print()
#creating three objects of the class
employees = employee_class.Employee(name,number,department,title)
#append the objects to the list
employee_list.append(employees)
#return employee_list
return employee_list
def change(details):
#get id numbe
id_number = input('Enter ID Number: ')
#if id number is in dictionary,
#provide new details
if id_number in details:
name = input('Enter the new name: ')
department = input('Enter new department: ')
title = input('Enter new title: ')
#create employee object
entry = employee_class.Employee(name, id_number, department, title)
#updating the entry
details[id_number] = entry
print('information updated.')
else:
print('ID Number not found')