Question

Create a single list that contains the following collection of data in the order provided:

Answer 1

Answer:

A code was created to single list that contains the following collection of data in the order provided

Explanation:

Solution

#list that stores employee numbers

employeee_numbers=[1121,1122,1127,1132,1137,1138,1152,1157]

#list that stores employee names

employee_name=["Jackie Grainger","Jignesh Thrakkar","Dion Green","Jacob Gerber","Sarah Sanderson","Brandon Heck","David Toma","Charles King"]

#list that stores wages per hour employee

hourly_rate=[22.22,25.25,28.75,24.32,23.45,25.84,22.65,23.75]

#list that stores salary employee

company_raises=[]

max_value=0

#list used to store total_hourly_rate

total_hourly_rate=[]

underpaid_salaries=[]

#loop used to musltiply values in hourly_wages with 1.3

#and store in new list called total_hourly_rate

#len() is used to get length of list

for i in range(0,len(hourly_rate)):

#append value to the list total_hourly_rate

total_hourly_rate.append(hourly_rate[i]*1.3)

for i in range(0,len(total_hourly_rate)):

#finds the maximum value

if(total_hourly_rate[i]>max_value):

max_value=total_hourly_rate[i] #stores the maximum value

if(max_value>37.30):

print("\nSomeone's salary may be a budget concern.\n")

for i in range(0,len(total_hourly_rate)):

#check anyone's total_hourly_rate is between 28.15 and 30.65

if(total_hourly_rate[i]>=28.15 and total_hourly_rate[i]<=28.15):

underpaid_salaries.append(total_hourly_rate[i])

for i in range(0,len(hourly_rate)):

#check anyone's hourly_rate is between 22 and 24

if(hourly_rate[i]>22 and hourly_rate[i]<24):

#adding 5%

hourly_rate[i]+=((hourly_rate[i]/100)*5)

elif(hourly_rate[i]>24 and hourly_rate[i]<26):

#adding 4%

hourly_rate[i]+=((hourly_rate[i]/100)*4)

elif(hourly_rate[i]>26 and hourly_rate[i]<28):

#adding 3%

hourly_rate[i]+=((hourly_rate[i]/100)*3)

else:

#adding 2% for all other salaries

hourly_rate[i]+=((hourly_rate[i]/100)*2)

#adding all raised value to company_raises

company_raises.extend(hourly_rate)

#The comparison in single line

for i in range(0,len(hourly_rate)):

 For this exercise i used ternary

operator hourly_rate[i]= (hourly_rate[i]+((hourly_rate[i]/100)*5)) if (hourly_rate[i]>22 and hourly_rate[i]<24) else (hourly_rate[i]+((hourly_rate[i]/100)*4)) if (hourly_rate[i]>24 and hourly_rate[i]<26) else hourly_rate[i]+((hourly_rate[i]/100)*2)