group.py

"""An example of how to represent a group of acquaintances in Python."""

# Your code to go here...

my_group = 123

# class person:
#     def __init__(self, name, age, job, **connection):
#         self.name = name
#         self.age = age  # Note the default argument, occupants start empty
#         self.job = job
#         self.connection = connection

# Jill = person.__init__("Jill", 26, "biologist", "Zalika":"friend", "John":"partner")
# Zalika = person.__init__("Zalika", 28, "artist", "Jill" friend)
# John = person.__init__
# Nash = person.__init__


# -  is 27, a writer, and Jill's partner.
# -  is 34, a chef, John's cousin and Zalika's landlord.

- Jill is 26, a biologist and she is Zalika's friend and John's partner.
- Zalika is 28, an artist, and Jill's friend
- John is 27, a writer, and Jill's partner.
- Nash is 34, a chef, John's cousin and Zalika's landlord.

age = {"Jill":26, "Zalika":28, "John":27, "Nash":34}

job = {"Jill":"biologist", "Zalika":"artist", "John":"writer", "Nash":"chef"}

connection = {}