def print$\_$age$\_$elagibility$($name$\_$first$\_$person, age$\_$first$\_$person, name$\_$second$\_$person, age$\_$second$\_$person$)$: # We write function to solve problems in chunks, reuse code and modularize code.

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$Write your function Docstring here'$\text{'}\text{'}$ # Function docstring says what it does.

output $=""$ # Initialization

# You should write the rest of the code

return output # return your result, don't print

# We use main program to use, test our solution. Sometimes we call it the client or the driver program.

def main$()$:

# collect the input here from the user not from the function.

first$\_$person $=$ input$("$Please enter the name of one person: $")$

# You should write the rest of the code

# print a call to your function above here

# Code below simply runs the main$().$ Don't worry we will soon learn about this syntax.

if $\_\_$name$\_\_=="\_\_$main$\_\_"$:

# call main$()$ here Here is some sample output:

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

Please enter the name of one person: Craig

Please enter Craig's age: $49$

Please enter the name of another person: Luis

Please enter Luis's age: $58$

BGiven the names and ages of two people, write a Python program to return if one, both, or neither people are between $18$ and $64$ years old $($inclusive$).$ You must use a logical "and" or $"$or$",$ and you must return the words "ONE", "BOTH" and "NEITHER" when appropriate. Use a Boolean variable to simplify your code if you can.oth people are between $18$ and $64$