I've been practising using functions and I cannot figure out why Python is suggesting one of my variables is a 'nonetpye' - Any advice would be great.
My code looks like this:
def gethoursandrate():
hours = -1
rate = -1
while hours < 0 or hours > 60:
hours = int(input('Please enter the number of hours worked: '))
hours = int(hours)
while rate < 0:
rate = input('Please enter the hourly rate of pay: £')
rate = float(rate)
return hours, rate
def calculatebasicpay(hours, rate):
basicpay = 0
if hours > 40:
hours = 40
basicpay = hours * rate
return basicpay
def calculateovertimepay(hours, rate):
overtimepay = 0
overtimehours = 0
if hours > 40:
overtimehours = hours - 40
overtimepay = overtimehours * rate * 1.5
def displaytotalpay(totalpay):
totalpay = round(totalpay, 2)
print('Pay due for the week is: £{0}'.format(totalpay))
print('\n Pay Calculator \n')
basicpay = 0
overtimepay = 0
hours, rate = gethoursandrate()
basicpay = calculatebasicpay(hours, rate)
overtimepay = calculateovertimepay(hours, rate)
totalpay = basicpay + overtimepay
displaytotalpay(totalpay)
