Python

# starting of Employee class
class Employee(object):
        def __init__(self): #declaring Constructor
                self.name = ""
                self.iDnumber = ""
                self.department = ""
                self.jobTitle = ""

# setter methode for setting values to the class properties
def setName(self,name):
        self.name=name
def setIDnumber(self,iDnumber):
        self.iDnumber=iDnumber
def setDepartment(self,department):
        self.department=department
def setJobTitle(self,jobTitle):
        self.jobTitle=jobTitle

# getter methode for getting values of the class properties
def getName(self):
        return self.name
def getIDnumber(self):
        return self.iDnumber
def getDepartment(self):
        return self.department
def getJobTitle(self):
        return self.jobTitle

# methode which takes object as an argument and display its properties
def display(emp_object):
        print("Name : ",emp_object.getName())
        print("IDnumber : ",emp_object.getIDnumber())
        print("Department : ",emp_object.getDepartment())
        print("JobTitle : ",emp_object.getJobTitle())

# Main methode of the program
        if __name__ == "__main__":
         employeeList = [] #List to hold the Employee objects
         emp1 = Employee()
         emp2 = Employee()
         emp3 = Employee()

# appending objects to the list
         employeeList.append(emp1)
         employeeList.append(emp2)
         employeeList.append(emp3)
         input()

# Initializing each objects of the list
for employee in employeeList:
        emp_name = input("Enter your Name ")
        employee.setName(emp_name)
        emp_iDnumber = input("Enter your iDnumber ")
        employee.setIDnumber(emp_iDnumber)
        emp_department = input("Enter your Department ")
        employee.setDepartment(emp_department)
        emp_jobTitle = input("Enter your JobTitle ")
        employee.setJobTitle(emp_jobTitle)

# Displaying each objects of the list
for emp_object in employeeList:
        display(emp_object)