Python:

Problem 1. Salary Computation Write a Python program called p1.py that computes the salary for a worker that is paid weekly.

The p1 program starts by displaying some instructions to the user. Then it reads from the terminal (in this order!) the number of hours worked in a week (variable hours_worked, to convert to float), the hourly salary (rate_per_hour, float), and whether the worker has received a bonus (variable yes_no). If yes_no is y, then the program reads the bonus (in variable bonus, also converted to a float).

The program computes the total salary as the sum of the overtime salary, the non-overtime salary, and the bonus. At the end, the program displays the total salary and the overtime pay.

Any hours worked in a week above 40 will be paid with a salary rate that is 1.5 times the regular hourly rate.

Thus, if the number of hours worked is 45, the hour rate is $10/hour, and the bonus is $18, the overtime pay is (45 - 40) * 10 * 1.5 = 75, the non-overtime pay is 40 * 10 = 400, and the total salary is 75+400+18=$493.

With these parameters, the user session generates this output to the terminal, as follows. User input is shown in yellow and the character indicates the ENTER key typed by the user.