Python: Need assistance, with my code $($need fixed$)$ so far from both files, how do I do the following:

$1.$ Instantiate an object of class ProductionWorker named worker

use the mutator methods of the class ProductionWorker to initialize the

$$name$,$ id$,$ shift number & hourly pay rate from the input variables above

$2.$ add a ShiftSupervisor subclass of employee with an accessor and mutator

method for each of the two added subclass attributes, annual salary and

annual production bonus that a shift supervisor has earned.

$3.$ Create a function in your main program called show$\_$worker that has a

single parameter of an worker object $($accepts any employee class object as

argument$)$ and will display all information about your workers $($hint copying fstring statements from ProductionWorker and ShiftSupervisor objects in your

main program will make this task easier$)$ and specifically:

a$)$ For both ProductionWorker and ShiftSupervisor calls get$\_$name and

get$\_$id$\_$number from the base class Employee

b$)$ Use isinstance to determine if your object is a ProductionWorker or a

ShiftSupervisor and

$1)$ for a ProductionWorker: call get$\_$shift$\_$number$()$ and

get$\_$pay$\_$rate$()$ to get that information

$2)$ for ShiftSupervisor call your method which gets the supervisor

annual salary

MY CODE:

class Employee: # use default constructor$/$initializer

$$ def set$\_$name$($self$,$ name$)$:

$$ self.$\_\_$name $=$ name

$$ def set$\_$id$\_$number$($self$,$ id$\_$number$)$:

$$ self.$\_\_$id$\_$number $=$ id$\_$number

$$ def get$\_$name$($self$)$:

$$ return self.$\_\_$name

$$

$$ def get$\_$id$\_$number$($self$)$:

$$ return self.$\_\_$id$\_$number

$$

class ProductionWorker$($Employee$)$:

$$ def set$\_$shift$\_$number$($self$,$ shift$\_$number$)$:

$$ self.$\_\_$shift$\_$number $=$ shift$\_$number

$$ def set$\_$pay$\_$rate$($self$,$ pay$\_$rate$)$:

$$ self.$\_\_$pay$\_$rate $=$ pay$\_$rate

$$ def get$\_$shift$\_$number$($self$)$:

$$ return self.$\_\_$shift$\_$number

$$ def get$\_$pay$\_$rate$($self$)$:

$$ return self.$\_\_$pay$\_$rate

MY CODE THAT IMPORTS:

from employee import $*$

def main$()$:

$$

$$ # Get data attributes

$$ worker$\_$name $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter the name: $\text{'})$

$$ worker$\_$id $=$ input$(\text{'}$Enter the ID number: $\text{'})$

$$ worker$\_$shift $=$ int$($input$(\text{'}$Enter the shift number: $\text{'}))$

$$ worker$\_$pay $=$ float$($input$(\text{'}$Enter the hourly pay rate: $\text{'}))$

$$ # Create an instance of ProductionWorker and then use

$$ # mutators of employee.py to initialize attributes

$$

$$

$$ # print the worker you just instantiated information

$$ print $($f$\text{'}$Production worker information:

$\text{'}$

$$f$\text{'}$Name: $\{$worker$.$get$\_$name$()\}$

$\text{'}$

$$f$\text{'}$ID number: $\{$worker$.$get$\_$id$\_$number$()\}$

$\text{'}$

$$f$\text{'}$Shift: $\{$worker$.$get$\_$shift$\_$number$()\}$

$\text{'}$

$$f$\text{'}$Hourly Pay Rate: $$\{$worker$.$get$\_$pay$\_$rate$()$:$,\mathrm{.}2$f$\}\text{'})$

main$()$