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Python project Tax software

Problem:

Design a tax software organizing your logic into the 5 functions as described below.

getInputs()

This function will contain your code that prompts for inputs (gross pay,married?). It has no input arguments, and it returns two values: the gross pay entered and the number of exemptions.

getExemptionValue(exemptions)

This function will contain your logic for determining the exemption value. It takes the number of exemptions as input, and it returns the monetary value of the exemption.

getAdjustedGross(gross, exemptionValue)

This function will calculate the adjusted gross wage. It takes two parameters as input: gross pay and the exemptionValue. It will return the adjusted gross wage.

calculateTaxes(adjustedGross)

This function will calculate the individual taxes, as well as the net pay. It takes the adjustedGross as input, and returns the fica, medicare, federal tax, and net pay.

printResults(grossPay,fica,medicare,federalTax, net)

This function will print the results (same format as the earlier assignment). It takes the grossPay, fica, medicare, federalTax, and net as input parameters. It does not return any value — just prints the output.

Your main() function is the driver — it will call the other modules in the right order, with the right data, to accomplish the task. For example, the first part of your main would look like the following:

def main():
    grossPay, exemptions = getInputs()

    exemptionValue = getExemptionValue(exemptions)
    adjustedGross = getAdjustedGross(grossPay,exemptionValue)
    #call Calculate taxes
    #call print results

program.py

def getInputs():
    gross = float (input('Enter gross pay => '))

    married = input('Are you married? Y/N => ')

    # input exemptions if married
    if married == 'Y':
        exemptions = int (input('Enter the number of exemptions => '))
    else:
        # 1 for single
        exemptions = 1

    return (gross, exemptions)

def getExemptionValue(exemptions):
    if exemptions == 1:
        exvalue = 1000
    elif exemptions == 2:
        exvalue = 1800
    elif exemptions == 3:
        exvalue = 2400
    elif exemptions == 4:
        exvalue = 3600
    else:
        exvalue = 4000
    return exvalue

def getAdjustedGross(gross, exemptionValue):
    return gross - exemptionValue

def calculateTaxes(adjustedGross):
    # calculate tax for the adjusted gross
    fica_tax = adjustedGross * 0.065
    medi_tax = adjustedGross * 0.014
    fede_tax = adjustedGross * 0.200

    net_pay = adjustedGross - fica_tax - medi_tax - fede_tax

    return (fica_tax, medi_tax, fede_tax, net_pay)

def printResults(grossPay, fica, medicare, federalTax, net):
    # print the tax and payment
    print ()
    print ("PAYCHECK STUB")
    print ("  Gross Pay: ${:>10.2f}".format (grossPay))
    print ("       FICA: ${:>10.2f}".format (fica))
    print ("   Medicare: ${:>10.2f}".format (medicare))
    print ("Federal Tax: ${:>10.2f}".format (federalTax))
    print ("-------------------")
    print ("    Net Pay: ${:>10.2f}".format (net))

def main():

    grossPay, exemptions = getInputs()

    exemptionValue = getExemptionValue(exemptions)

    adjustedGross = getAdjustedGross(grossPay,exemptionValue)

    #call calculate taxes
    fica, medi, fede, net = calculateTaxes(adjustedGross)

    #call print results
    printResults(grossPay, fica, medi, fede, net)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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Simple Python Functions

Problem:

For each function you will write code in main to test the function and convince yourself it works properly.

Each function description shows several examples of calling the function. Your func- tion should work properly with the arguments/input used in those examples and any other acceptable values (each function description gives the accepted type of value for each parameter and/or input).

If your function only works on the values shown in the examples it is wrong.

There are no specific requirements on what you should put in main to test each func- tion. It is fine to comment out the test code you have in main for functions you’ve already finished.

Create a new file called “conditions.py”. In the file write the following functions (10 points each):

1.) This function requires a bit of preparation first:

Try entering each of the following in a Python shell:

>>>len('mumps')
5
>>>len('elk')
3
>>>len('')
0
>>>phrase = 'That is silly!'
>>>length = len(phrase)
>>>print(length)
13

Using what you just learned about the len function, write a function called word_ length that has two parameters. The first will be a string and the second will be an integer. The function first prints a message about the relationship between the length of the word and the integer, as shown in the following examples: