All employee names should be stripped of any excess white space, and should be in title case. The employee name should be processed to ensure that it's in a particular format.One prompt should ask for the employee's name, another should ask for their hourly wage, and the final one should ask how many hours the employee worked this week. The user should be given three prompts where they'll be asked to provide different information about an employee.There are often may different ways to write even very short programs like this. You might have chosen different variable names or prompts, or you might have used a slightly different approach to us. Once you've written your program, you shouldn't be worried if it looks a little bit different to ours.
If you get stuck, there's nothing wrong with referring back to the previous posts in this series, or looking at any notes you've written.
I'd really recommend you give this a go on your own before looking at the solution you'll get a lot more out of it, I promise. If you haven't tackled the rest of the day 3 content, I'd recommend you do that before trying the project.īelow you'll find a project brief, as well as a model solution with an explanation. For this project we're going to be creating a simple console application that will help an employer calculate an employee's earning in a given week. Welcome to the first mini project in the 30 Days of Python series.
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