using python:

## Question 3

# - Given the following data, ...

names = [("Tom", "Brady"), ("Drew", "Brees"), ("Aaron", "Rogers"), ("Joe", "Montana"), ("Dan", "Marino")]

ages = [42, 40, 36, 63, 58]

# - Combine the names and ages to a list of lists in the following format

# - [["fname", "lname","age"], ["Tom", "Brady", 42] ]

# - Convert the list of lists to list of dictionaries using list_of_lists_to_list_of_dicts

# - Create a json formatted dictionary that with the following format: The # keys for the outermost dictionary should be 'Retired' and 'Active'. A

# quarterback is considered 'Retired' if their 'age' is greater than 40,

# and 'Active' otherwise. Refer to the example for the proper format

# - Each value of the dictionary should be sorted by age in ascending order

# - Write the json to the filename, file name will include the extension

# (e.g. "filename.json")

# - Return the dictionary that is associated with the outputted json file

# - You MAY hard code the keys "fname","lname", and "age".

# - e.g.

# >> names [("Tom", "Brady"), ("Drew", "Brees"), ("Aaron", "Rogers"),

# ("Joe", "Montana"), ("Dan", "Marino")]

# >> ages = [42, 40, 36, 63, 58]

# >> print(qbs_to_json(names, ages, 'output.json'))

# {"Retired":

# [{"fname": "Tom", "lname" : "Brady", "age" : 42},

# {"fname": "Joe", "lname" : "Montana", "age" : 63},

# ],

# "Active":

# [{"fname" : "Aaron", "lname" : "Rogers", "age" : 36},

# {"fname" : "Drew", "lname" : "Brees", "age" :40},

# ]

# }

def qbs_to_json(names, ages, filename):