Python NamedTuple example: Employee information

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1. Employee NamedTuple

Write a Python program that defines a NamedTuple called Employee with fields like name, age, and country. Print each employee's name and country.

Sample Solution:

Code:

from collections import namedtuple
# Define the NamedTuple Employee
Employee = namedtuple("Employee", ["name", "age", "country"])

def main():
    try:
        # Create a list of Employee instances
        employees = [
            Employee("Klaes Susana", 35, "USA"),
            Employee("Auxentius Cloe", 44, "Canada"),
            Employee("Golzar Merob", 28, "UK"),
            Employee("Tatjana Adhelm", 30, "Australia"),
        ]
        
        # Print each employee's name and country
        for employee in employees:
            print("Employee Name:", employee.name)
            print("Employee Country:", employee.country)
            print()  # Print an empty line for separation
    except Exception as e:
        print("An error occurred:", e)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Output:

Employee Name: Klaes Susana
Employee Country: USA

Employee Name: Auxentius Cloe
Employee Country: Canada

Employee Name: Golzar Merob
Employee Country: UK

Employee Name: Tatjana Adhelm
Employee Country: Australia

Flowchart:

For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:

Write a Python program to define a NamedTuple `Employee` with fields: name, age, country, and department, then print each employee's name and country.
Write a Python function that creates a list of `Employee` NamedTuples and returns a dictionary mapping each country to a list of employee names.
Write a Python script to filter a list of `Employee` NamedTuples by a minimum age and print the names of employees from a specified country.
Write a Python program to sort a list of `Employee` NamedTuples by age and then print each employee's name and country in sorted order.

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