Python缩进错误求助：实现员工周薪计算逻辑遇IndentationError

Hey there! Let's tackle that indentation error first, then build the weekly pay calculator exactly as you need it.

Why the IndentationError Happens #

That IndentationError: expected an indented block on your hours = input(prompt1) line means this code is sitting right after a statement that requires an indented code block (like a def function definition, if condition, or for/while loop) but you didn’t add proper indentation (usually 4 spaces, Python’s standard).

For example, if you tried defining a function without indenting the code inside it, that’s exactly the error you’d get:

# Wrong - no indent after def
def get_hours():
hours = input("Enter hours worked:")

Correct Weekly Pay Calculator Code #

Here’s a complete, working implementation that follows your pay rules, with proper indentation and input handling:

def calculate_weekly_salary():
    # Get user input (convert to float to handle partial hours/wages)
    hourly_wage = float(input("请输入你的小时工资："))
    total_hours = float(input("请输入本周工作总小时数："))
    
    # Calculate pay based on your rules
    if total_hours <= 40:
        # Regular pay only for standard hours
        weekly_pay = total_hours * hourly_wage
    else:
        # Regular pay for first 40 hours + overtime at 1.5x rate
        regular_pay = 40 * hourly_wage
        overtime_hours = total_hours - 40
        overtime_pay = overtime_hours * hourly_wage * 1.5
        weekly_pay = regular_pay + overtime_pay
    
    # Print result formatted to 2 decimal places (for currency)
    print(f"你的本周周薪为：{weekly_pay:.2f} 元")

# Run the calculator function
calculate_weekly_salary()

Key Details to Note #

• All code inside the calculate_weekly_salary() function is indented 4 spaces—this fixes the indentation error you ran into.
• We convert input values to float so we can handle partial hours (like 42.5 hours) and non-whole-number wages.
• The if/else block clearly separates regular pay from overtime pay, following your rule:
  • Regular pay: Hours ≤40 → total hours × hourly wage
  • Overtime pay: Hours >40 → (40 × wage) + (extra hours × wage × 1.5)
• The result is formatted to 2 decimal places for clean, currency-friendly output.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者User2015