Slip 4 A) Write Python GUI program to create
background with changing colors
Answer :
from tkinter import
*
gui
= Tk(className='Python Window Color') # set window
size
gui.geometry("400x200") #set window color gui.configure(bg='blue') gui.mainloop()
Output :
Slip 4 B) Define a class Employee having members id,
name, department, salary. Create a subclass called manager with member bonus.
Define methods accept and display in both the classes. Create n objects of the
manager class and display the details of the manager having the maximum total
salary (salary+bonus).
Answer :
class Employee:
def AcceptEmp(self):
self.Id=int(input("Enter emp id:"))
self.Name=input("Enter emp name:")
self.Dept=input("Enter emp Dept:")
self.Sal=int(input("Enter emp
Salary:"))
def DisplayEmp(self):
print("Emp id:",self.Id)
print("Emp Name:",self.Name)
print("Emp Dept:",self.Dept)
print("Emp Salary:",self.Sal)
class Manager(Employee):
def AcceptMgr(self):
self.bonus=int(input("Enter
Manager Bonus"))
def DisplayMgr(self):
print("Manger Bonus
is:",self.bonus)
self.TotalSal=self.Sal+self.bonus
print("Total Salary: ",
self.TotalSal)
n=int(input("Enter How may
Managers:"))
lst=[]
for i in range(0,n):
obj=input("Enter Object
Name:")
lst.append(obj)
print(lst)
for j in range(0,n):
lst[j]=Manager()
lst[j].AcceptEmp()
lst[j].AcceptMgr()
print("\nDisplay Details of
Manager",j+1)
lst[j].DisplayEmp()
lst[j].DisplayMgr()
#maximum logic
maxTotalSal= lst[0].TotalSal
maxIndex=0
for j in range(1,n):
if lst[j].TotalSal >
maxTotalSal:
maxTotalSal= lst[j].TotalSal
maxIndex=j
print("\nDisplay Details of Manager Having
Maximum Salary(Salary+Bonus)")
lst[maxIndex].DisplayEmp()
lst[maxIndex].DisplayMgr()
Output :
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