fix this code and add comments: i can't understand why the Salary (pay) variable doesn't update it's value to 700, even considering that it's refer to the Employee (pay) parameter which is now 700. !! class Employee: def __init__(self, pay, bonus): self.abc = 100 self.pay = pay self.bonus = bonus self.obj_salary = Salary(self) self.annual_salary() def annual_salary(self): print("Total: " + str(self.obj_salary.get_total() + self.bonus)) class Salary: def __init__(self, parent): self.pay = parent.pay self.parent = parent def get_total(self): print(self.parent.abc) return (self.pay*12) obj_emp = Employee(600, 500) obj_emp.pay = 700 print(obj_emp.obj_salary.pay)
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import streamlit as st
st.title("Employee Salary Calculator Demo")
# Add explanation of the original issue
st.markdown("""
### Original Issue
The issue in the original code was that `Salary.pay` didn't update when `Employee.pay` changed because:
1. `Salary.pay` was just a copy of the value from `Employee.pay` at initialization
2. No reference was maintained between the two values after initialization
Below is the fixed code with proper value updating:
""")
# Fixed code implementation
class Employee:
def __init__(self, pay, bonus):
self.abc = 100
self._pay = pay # Using property to control access
self.bonus = bonus
self.obj_salary = Salary(self)
self.annual_salary()
# Property getter
@property
def pay(self):
return self._pay
# Property setter
@pay.setter
def pay(self, value):
self._pay = value
def annual_salary(self):
total = self.obj_salary.get_total() + self.bonus
st.write(f"Total Annual Salary: {total}")
class Salary:
def __init__(self, parent):
self.parent = parent
# Instead of storing pay directly, we'll always get it from parent
@property
def pay(self):
return self.parent.pay
def get_total(self):
st.write(f"ABC value: {self.parent.abc}")
return (self.pay * 12)
# Demo the fixed code
obj_emp = Employee(600, 500)
st.write("Initial pay:", obj_emp.obj_salary.pay)
st.write("Changing pay to 700...")
obj_emp.pay = 700
st.write("Updated pay:", obj_emp.obj_salary.pay)
# Show annual salary calculation
obj_emp.annual_salary()
# Add explanation of the fix
st.markdown("""
### Explanation of the Fix
The code was fixed by:
1. Using the `@property` decorator to create proper getters and setters for the pay attribute
2. Having `Salary.pay` always reference the parent's pay value instead of storing a copy
3. This ensures that any updates to Employee's pay are reflected in Salary calculations
Now when you change `obj_emp.pay = 700`, the Salary object will use the updated value in its calculations.
""")
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