This assignment must bee completed in Python 3

Data Key:

# Name: First middle last. Might have a middle name, might not.

# Birthday: in form Day/Month/Year

# ID: starts with ss. Followed by four numbers.

# Sales:

# fX - number of refrigerators sold

# sX - number of stoves sold

# mX - number of microwaves sold

# Kilometers: Number of kilometers the salesperson drove. Xkm

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# Instructions:

# - Your program will accept two commands: 'b' and 'p'. Each command

# will print infomation to the terminal in a tabular form. The program

# should provide a simple main menu and ask for a command.

# It should create and print the required information.

# It does not need a loop. It should run once and quit.

# It should ignore invalid commands.

# The data in the tuple has a specific format. Look at it closely

# before you start programming and take note of which symbols partition

# the data.

#

# - IMPORTANT: Your program must do all the work of slicing, combining and

# calculating the data, not you. This means, you

# cannot type out a new tuple, list, etc. with the correct information.

# This will result in an automatic zero.

#

# - 'b' stands for birthday. For this command your program will generate

# from the data below a list of employee birthdays without the year.

# The output should be in neat columns that are wide enough to print

# the longest name. The name printed should be the first name. Day and

# month should both be two digits (add zeros where necessary).

# Example:

# NAME MONTH DAY

# Sabrina 01 03

# Fergus 11 21

# etc...

#

# - 'p' stands for payday. This command calculates the monthly commission

# each salesperson gets based on their sales and kilometers driven.

# The formula is: commission =

# refrigerators * 50 +

# stoves * 75 +

# microwaves * 25 +

# kilometers * 0.5

# The data should be printed in the following form. Again it should be

# in neat columns.

# ID LAST F COMMISSION

# 9387 BRYAN S $599.50

# 5246 ARCHER F $326.00

# etc...

# Note: the ID is just the numeric part. The last name is in ALL CAPS.

# The commission amount has a $ and two decimal digits.

#

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data = (

('Sabrina Bryan,1/3/98,ss9387,f9;s1;m1,99km'),

('Fergus Connon Archer,11/21/89,ss5246,f1;s3,102km'),

('Adrian Harvey,3/3/78,ss1654,m5;s2,72km'),

('Patricia Abigail Wolf,9/5/00,ss0936,f3;s4;m8,134km'),

('Georgina Kramer,6/15/95,ss4837,f5;s2;m1,55km'),

('Glenn Julian Ayala,3/19/90,ss3689,s4;f3,152km'),

('Anita Davila,6/27/91,ss9367,f8,203km'),

('Gertrude Nunez,1/12/97,ss3948,s3;m1,34km'),

('Solomon Burton,8/5/88,ss7364,s2;f1,23km'),

('Rafael John Murray,10/19/01,ss9105,s9;f3,78km')

)

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# YOUR CODE GOES HERE