PYTHON

l functions must include docstrings. Programs with functions must have the statement

if __name__==__main__

The main() function is provided, write the functions that are called in the main() function to

produce these outputs.

>>>

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Enter the monthly sales: 14550.00

Enter the amount of advanced pay, or

enter 0 if no advanced pay was given.

Advanced pay: 1000.00

The pay is $746.00

>>>

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Enter the monthly sales: 9500

Enter the amount of advanced pay, or

enter 0 if no advanced pay was given.

Advanced pay: 0

The pay is $950.00

>>>

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Enter the monthly sales: 12000.00

Enter the amount of advanced pay, or

enter 0 if no advanced pay was given.

Advanced pay: 2000.00

The pay is $-560.00

The salesperson must reimburse

the company.

>>>

# This program calculates a salesperson's pay

def main():

# Get the amount of sales from user

sales = get_sales()

# Get the amount of advanced pay from user.

advanced_pay = get_advanced_pay()

# Determine the commission rate.

comm_rate = determine_comm_rate(sales)

# Calculate the pay.

pay = sales * comm_rate - advanced_pay

# Display the amount of pay.

print('The pay is $', format(pay, ',.2f'), sep='')

# Determine whether the pay is negative.

if pay < 0:

print('The salesperson must reimburse')

print('the company.')

Requirements for the function - determine_comm_rate()

rate

Sales less than 10000.00 .10

Sales from 10000.00 to 14999.99 .12

Sales from 15000.00 to 17999.99 .14

Sales from 18000.00 to 21999.99 .16

Sales greater than 21999.99 .18