ƒnDefine a new class Coordinator that represent a faculty member who works a certain number of hours each month. In this case, the salary is computed by multiplying the working hours by the hourly payment rate.

„σnCreate a new object of class Coordinator and add it to the list created in the exercise above. Display its information including the salary

To define a new class called Coordinator, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new Python file or open an existing one where you want to define the class.

2. Write the class definition using the keyword "class" followed by the class name, in this case, "Coordinator". Inside the class, define the necessary attributes and methods.

```python
class Coordinator:
def __init__(self, working_hours, hourly_payment_rate):
self.working_hours = working_hours
self.hourly_payment_rate = hourly_payment_rate

def calculate_salary(self):
return self.working_hours * self.hourly_payment_rate
```

In this class, we have defined an __init__ method (a constructor) that takes two parameters: working_hours and hourly_payment_rate. The method initializes the instance variables with the given values.

We have also added a method called calculate_salary. This method multiplies the working_hours attribute with the hourly_payment_rate attribute to calculate the salary.

To create a new object of the Coordinator class and add it to the list created in the exercise above, you can follow these steps:

1. Assuming you have already created a list called "faculty_members", you can simply create a new object of the Coordinator class using the desired working hours and hourly payment rate.

```python
new_coordinator = Coordinator(160, 20) # For example, working 160 hours at a rate of $20 per hour
```

2. Add the newly created object to the list:

```python
faculty_members.append(new_coordinator)
```

After adding the object to the list, you can display its information and salary by accessing the object's attributes and calling the calculate_salary method:

```python
for faculty_member in faculty_members:
print(f"Working Hours: {faculty_member.working_hours}")
print(f"Hourly Payment Rate: {faculty_member.hourly_payment_rate}")
print(f"Salary: {faculty_member.calculate_salary()}")
```

This code will iterate over the list of faculty members and print the working hours, hourly payment rate, and calculated salary for each coordinator object in the list.