from Employee import Employee
class Developer (Employee):
    def __init__(self,name,pay,prog_lang):
        self._prog_lang = prog_lang
        super().__init__(name,pay)
   
    def apply_pay_rise(self):
        super().apply_pay_rise()
        self._pay = self.pay + 5000
       
       
       
class Employee:
    pay_rise = 1.1
    def __init__(self,name,pay):
        self._name = name
        self._email = self._name + ".@gmail.com"
        self._pay = pay
   
    def apply_pay_rise(self):
        self._pay = int(self._pay) * self.pay_rise
        return self._pay
   
    @property
    def pay(self):
        return self._pay      
        
        
from Employee import Employee
from Developer import Developer

print("Creating an Employee Object")
input_str = input("Enter Employee details in comma separated format\n")
name, pay = input_str.split(",")
employee = Employee(name, pay)

print("\nCreating a Developer Object")
input_str = input("Enter Developer details in comma separated format\n")
name, pay, prog_lang = input_str.split(",")
developer = Developer(name, pay, prog_lang)

print("Employee Old Pay : ", employee.pay)
employee.apply_pay_rise()
print("Employee New Pay : ", employee.pay)

print("Developer Old Pay : ", developer.pay)
developer.apply_pay_rise()
print("Developer New Pay : ", developer.pay)