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    This document defines two classes - Employee and Organisation. The Employee class defines attributes for an employee like name, id, age and gender. The Organisation class inherits from Employee and has attributes to store the organisation name and a list of employees. It defines methods to add employees, get the employee count, find an employee's age by id, and count employees above a given age. The code at the end tests these methods by creating an organisation, adding employees, and calling the methods.

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    This document defines two classes - Employee and Organisation. The Employee class defines attributes for an employee like name, id, age and gender. The Organisation class inherits from Employee and has attributes to store the organisation name and a list of employees. It defines methods to add employees, get the employee count, find an employee's age by id, and count employees above a given age. The code at the end tests these methods by creating an organisation, adding employees, and calling the methods.

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    Init - : Self Self Self Self

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    Tarun Vignesh
    This document defines two classes - Employee and Organisation. The Employee class defines attributes for an employee like name, id, age and gender. The Organisation class inherits from Employee and has attributes to store the organisation name and a list of employees. It defines methods to add employees, get the employee count, find an employee's age by id, and count employees above a given age. The code at the end tests these methods by creating an organisation, adding employees, and calling the methods.

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    class Employee():

    ename = ''
    eid = 0
    age = 0
    gen = ''
    pass

    class Organisation(Employee):

    def __init__(self, name, employees):


    self.oname = name
    self.employees = employees

    def addEmployee(self, name, id, age, gender):


    ob = Employee()
    ob.age = age
    ob.ename = name
    ob.eid = id
    ob.gen = gender
    self.employees.append(ob)

    def getEmployeeCount(self):
    count = len(self.employees)
    return count

    def findEmployeeAge(self, iid):


    for i in self.employees:
    if i.eid == iid:
    return i.age
    return -1

    def countEmployees(self, age):


    c = 0
    for i in self.employees:
    if i.age > age:
    c = c + 1
    return c

    # Enter your code here. Read input from STDIN. Print output to STDOUT
    if __name__ == '__main__':
    employees = []
    o = Organisation('XYZ', employees)
    n = int(input())
    for i in range(n):
    name = input()
    id = int(input())
    age = int(input())
    gender = input()
    o.addEmployee(name, id, age, gender)

    id = int(input())
    age = int(input())
    print(o.getEmployeeCount())
    print(o.findEmployeeAge(id))
    print(o.countEmployees(age))

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