CENGAGE MINDTAPramming Exercise 2.10Instructionsemployeepay.py1 # Get the hourly rateAn employee's total weekly pay equals2 hour rate= float(input( "hourly wage:"))the hourly wage multiplied by the total4 # Get number of hours you work regularnumber of regular hours, plus any5 regular rate= float(input("total regular hours:"))overtime pay.7 # Get the number of hours you work overtime8 overtime rate= float(input("total overtime hours:"))Overtime pay equals the total overtimehours multiplied by 1.5 times the hourly10 # compute total weekly paywage.11 totalWeekly_pay= (regular_Hours*hour_rate)+ (overtime_Hours*1.5*1213 #print total weekly pay14 print("The total weekly pay is $ ", totalWeekly Pay)15Write a program that takes as inputs thehourly wage, total regular hours, and totalovertime hours and displays anemployee's total weekly pay.Below is an example of the programinputs and output:Enter the wage: $15.50Enter the regular hours: 40Enter the overtime hours: 12The total weekly pay is $899.0

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Instructions employeepay.py 1 # Get the hourly rate An employee's total weekly pay equals hour rate= float(input("hourly wage:")) 3 the hourly wage multiplied by the total 4 # Get number of hours you work regular number of regular hours, plus any 5 regular rate= float(input("total regular hours:")) overtime pay. 6. 7 # Get the number of hours you work overtime 8 overtime rate= float(input("total overtime hours:")) Overtime pay equals the total overtime 9. hours multiplied by 1.5 times the hourly 10 # compute total weekly pay wage. 11 totalWeekly_pay= (regular_Hours*hour_rate)+ (overtime_Hours*1.5 12 Write a program that takes as inputs the 13 #print total weekly pay hourly wage, total regular hours, and total overtime hours and displays an 14 print("The total weekly-pay is $ ", totalWeekly Pay) 15 employee's total weekly pay. Below is an example of the program inputs and output: Enter the wage: $15.50 Enter the regular hours: 40 Enter the overtime hours: 12 The total weekly pay is $899.0

Instructions employeepay.py 1 # Get the hourly rate An employee's total weekly pay equals hour rate= float(input("hourly wage:")) 3 the hourly wage multiplied by the total 4 # Get number of hours you work regular number of regular hours, plus any 5 regular rate= float(input("total regular hours:")) overtime pay. 6. 7 # Get the number of hours you work overtime 8 overtime rate= float(input("total overtime hours:")) Overtime pay equals the total overtime 9. hours multiplied by 1.5 times the hourly 10 # compute total weekly pay wage. 11 totalWeekly_pay= (regular_Hourshour_rate)+ (overtime_Hours1.5 12 Write a program that takes as inputs the 13 #print total weekly pay hourly wage, total regular hours, and total overtime hours and displays an 14 print("The total weekly-pay is $ ", totalWeekly Pay) 15 employee's total weekly pay. Below is an example of the program inputs and output: Enter the wage: $15.50 Enter the regular hours: 40 Enter the overtime hours: 12 The total weekly pay is $899.0

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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