Traceback (most recent call last): File "codes/mainc-5557-1702547553.7481453.py", line 17, in base_salary, bonus, total_salary = calculate_salary(name,designation,years_of_service) File "codes/mainc-5557-1702547553.7481453.py", line 7, in calculate_salary base_salary = salary_structure[designation]['base_salary']KeyError: '3'

You are tasked with creating a Python program to automate salary calculations based on an employee's years of service and job designation. The program should prompt users to input their years of service and job designation, consider predefined salary structures for each designation, and calculate the final salary. Additionally, implement a feature to display the salary details, including any bonuses or allowances based on the years of service. Design a program that efficiently manages salary computation and provides transparency to employees.Predefined salary structure and Bonus for each designation :'Manager'->base_salary=80000, bonus_rate=0.1'Engineer'->base_salary=60000, bonus_rate=0.08'Technician'->base_salary=45000, bonus_rate=0.05Input Format:In first line, get the name of the employee in string through keyboardIn the second line, get the designation (Manager/Engineer/Technician) in string through keyboardIn the third line, get the year of service in integer through keyboard.Output Format:Display the given details in seperate lines."Name:", name of the employee"Designation:", designation"Years of Service:", year of service"Base Salary:", base_salary"Bonus:", based on bonus rate*year of service*base salary"Total Salary:", calculated total salary

An organization wants to estimate the salary of its employees based on the following data.Gender Year of service Qualifications SalaryMale >=10 Post-Graduate 15000Male >=10 Graduate 10000Male <10 Post-Graduate 10000Male <10 Graduate 7000Female >=10 Post-Graduate 12000Female >=10 Graduate 9000Female <10 Post-Graduate 10000Female <10 Graduate 6000        Create a function in python to estimate the salary of the organization. (Note: Marks will not be given if function is not created)Input Format:Male or FemaleYearsGraduate or Post_GraduateOutput Format:Salary

BackgroundConsider the following (base) class that has been loaded into your starter code:class Employee(object): def __init__(self, name: str, salary: float) -> None: self._name = name self._salary = salary def get_name(self) -> str: return self._name def wage(self) -> float: return self._salary/26 # fortnight payTaskDefine a subclass of Employee called Worker. A worker has a manager (who is another employee) and this manager is given as an argument to the constructor.Define a method in Workerget_manager(self) -> Employeethat returns the worker's manager.Define a subclass of Employee called Executive. An executive has a yearly bonus in addition to a wage and this bonus is given as an argument to the constructor.Override the Employee.wage method to take a bonus into account. You must call Employee.wage from Executive.wage (using super). Remember the existing wage method calculates a fortnightly pay, but the bonus is annual.Examples>>> burns = Employee('Mr. Burns', 1000000)>>> smithers = Worker('Waylon Smithers', 25000, burns)>>> smithers.get_manager() is burnsTrue>>> executive = Executive('Joseph Bloggs', 510000, 10000)>>> executive.wage()20000.0Note for executive that 10000 is the bonus.

For the Employee Class Program in this tutorial, what if we need the capability to update the salary for employees? What information is needed to perform this task, and what code segment implements obtaining it in a method?a.)Employees file information and the new salarydef upd_salary(): employees = read_employees() new_sal = input("Enter the new salary of the employee: ")b.)The new salarydef upd_salary(employees): new_sal = input("Enter the new salary of the employee: ")c.)Employee iddef upd_salary(employees): empid = input("Enter the employee ID: ")d.)Employee id and the new salarydef upd_salary(employees): empid = input("Enter the employee ID: ") new_sal = input("Enter the new salary of the employee: ")

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/piston/jobs/17ed55fb-e658-48c5-a545-f2b7d7c51a47/test.py", line 3, in <module> c=int(input())ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'Day1'