age_assignment

def age_assignment(*args, **kwargs):
    person_info = {}
    for name in args:
        for letter in name:
            if letter in kwargs:
                person_info[name] = kwargs[letter]

    sorted_person_info = dict(sorted(person_info.items()))
    result = '\n'.join([f'{person} is {age} years old.' for person, age in sorted_person_info.items()])

    return result


print(age_assignment("Peter", "George", G=26, P=19))

print(age_assignment("Amy", "Bill", "Willy", W=36, A=22, B=61))


# COndition
# Create a function called age_assignment() that receives a different number of names and a different number of key-value pairs. The key will be a single letter (the first letter of each name) and the value - a number (age). Find its first letter in the key-value pairs for each name and assign the age to the person's name.
# Then, sort the names in ascending order (alphabetically) and return the information for each person on a new line in the format: "{name} is {age} years old."


# print(age_assignment("Peter", "George", G=26, P=19))
# OUTPUT
# print(age_assignment("Peter", "George", G=26, P=19))  George is 26 years old.
# Peter is 19 years old.

#print(age_assignment("Amy", "Bill", "Willy", W=36, A=22, B=61))
# OUTPUT
# Amy is 22 years old.
# Bill is 61 years old.
# Willy is 36 years old.