Answer to Question #292609 in Python for dv13

Question #292609

5. Create a class BasePlusCommissionEmployee




a. BasePlusCommissionEmployee class is a child class of CommissionEmployee. It should inherit all the attributes of CommissionEmployee class and add its own attribute baseSalary. 




b. Create a method called calculateTotalEarning which should inherit super class method calculateCommission and add baseSalary in it. 


  


c. Create a method called displayData which should display the FirstName, LastName, Age, Address, ContactNumber, EmployeeID, OrganizationName, Position and totalEarning.  


6 Create a complete class diagram of Question-01. Show relationship/inheritance between class. 


(the #292598 is the first part and #292608 is the second part of this question and this is their part so I am requesting that to answers number 6 please also include part 1 and 2 of this question. thank you :)


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Expert's answer
2022-02-01T04:11:29-0500
class Person:

    def __init__(self, FirstName, LastName, Age, Address, ContactNumber):
        self.FirstName = FirstName
        self.LastName = LastName
        self.Age = Age
        self.Address = Address
        self.ContactNumber = ContactNumber


class Employee(Person):

    def __init__(self, EmployeeID, OrganizationName, Position):
        super().__init__()
        self.EmployeeID = EmployeeID
        self.OrganizationName = OrganizationName
        self.Position = Position


class CommissionEmployee(Employee):

    def __init__(self, commissionRate):
        super().__init__()
        self.commissionRate = commissionRate

    def calculateCommission(self, GrossSale):
        TotalEarning = GrossSale * self.commissionRate
        return TotalEarning

    def displayData(self):
        print('First name: ', self.FirstName)
        print('Last name: ', self.LastName)
        print('Age: ', self.Age)
        print('Address: ', self.Address)
        print('Contact number: ', self.ContactNumber)
        print('Employee ID: ', self.EmployeeID)
        print('Organization name: ', self.OrganizationName)
        print('Position: ', self.Position)
        print('Commission rate: ', self.commissionRate)
        print('Total earning: ', calculateCommission(self, GrossSale))


class SalariedEmployee(Employee):

    def __init__(self, baseSalary):
        super().__init__()
        self.baseSalary = baseSalary

    def CalculateNetSalary(self, ProvisionalTax=0.13, insurance=0.01,
                           FedTax=0.03):
        NetSalary = self.baseSalary - self.baseSalary * ProvisionalTax - \
                    self.baseSalary * insurance - self.baseSalary * FedTax
        return NetSalary

    def displayData(self):
        print('First name: ', self.FirstName)
        print('Last name: ', self.LastName)
        print('Age: ', self.Age)
        print('Address: ', self.Address)
        print('Contact number: ', self.ContactNumber)
        print('Employee ID: ', self.EmployeeID)
        print('Organization name: ', self.OrganizationName)
        print('Position: ', self.Position)
        print('Base salary: ', self.baseSalary)
        print('Net salary: ',
              CalculateNetSalary(self, ProvisionalTax=0.13, insurance=0.01,
                                 FedTax=0.03))


class BasePlusCommissionEmployee(CommissionEmployee):

    def __init__(self, baseSalary):
        super().__init__()
        self.baseSalary = baseSalary

    def calculateTotalEarning(self, baseSalary):
        return super().calculateCommission(baseSalary)

    def displayData(self):
        print('First name: ', self.FirstName)
        print('Last name: ', self.LastName)
        print('Age: ', self.Age)
        print('Address: ', self.Address)
        print('Contact number: ', self.ContactNumber)
        print('Employee ID: ', self.EmployeeID)
        print('Organization name: ', self.OrganizationName)
        print('Position: ', self.Position)
        print('Total earning: ', calculateTotalEarning(self, baseSalary))

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