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Task

In this task you'll be creating a recruitment system. You'll ask the user a few questions and depending on their answers you will either accept or reject the applicant.

Example:

Welcome to the special recruitment program, please answer the following questions:
What's your name? Kale Salad
How old are you? 30
How many years of experience do you have? 6

Skills:
1. Python
2. C++
3. Javascript
4. Juggling
5. Running
6. Eating

Choose a skill from above by entering its number: 1
Choose another skill from above by entering its number: 6
You have been accepted, Kale Salad.

In this example, the user entered their name, age, years of experience, and chose the 1st and 6th skills from the list.

Steps:

1. In the get_skills function, add at least 3 random skills to the list
2. In the show_skills function, print all the skills to the user, so that we can call this function before prompting the user to select from them.
   • The printed skills should be listed in a shape of an ordered list from 1 ... n, where n is the length of the list (look into enumerate).
3. In the get_user_skills, show the skills (received from the parameter) to the user. Prompt the user to select 2 skills and return the two skills the user selected in a list.
4. In get_user_cv:
   1. Create an empty dictionary called cv. This dictionary will then hold all of the applicant's information.
   2. Ask the users for their name. Save the name in the cv dictionary with key name.
   3. Ask the users for their age. Save the age in the cv dictionary with key age.
   4. Ask the users for their years of experience. Save the years of experience in the cv dictionary with key experience.
   5. Add a key called skills, and assign it to the output of get_user_skills function.
   6. Return the cv you have built thus far.
5. In check_acceptance, return True if their age is between 25 and 40, they have more than 3 years of experience, and the desired_skill is within their skills.
6. In the main function:
   1. print a welcome message to this recruitment program.
   2. Get the list of skills using the get_skills function you created, and assign it to a variable called skills.
   3. Call the get_user_cv function, pass skills to it, and assign the result to a variable called cv.
   4. Check the applicant's acceptance using check_acceptance, and pass in two arguments: the cv and the 3rd skill from your list of skills, created in Step 2, as the "desired_skill".
   5. If the applicant has been accepted, print a message to the user saying they're accepted (make sure the word "accepted" appears in that message.) Otherwise, print another message saying to the user they weren't accepted (make sure the word "rejected" appears in this message.)

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