# Fig. 27.25 Hourly.py
# An hourly employee class

import Employee

class Hourly( Employee.Employee ):
   
    def __init__( self, first, last, initHours, initWage ):
        Employee.Employee.__init__( self, first, last )
        self.hours = initHours
        self.wage = initWage

    def __str__( self ):
        return "%s, %s is an hourly worker with pay of $%.2f." \
            % ( self.lastName, self.firstName, self.getPay())

    def getPay( self ):
        return self.hours * self.wage

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