Task1.py

#Initialize two data structures to keep track of books and members both represented as lists.
books = []
members = []

#The system features two functions (You must create these functions): add_book and add_member.

#The add_book function takes three parameters (book_id, title, author, status) and appends a new book dictionary to the books list. 
def add_book (book_id, title, author, status):
    books.append({'book_id': book_id, 
                  'title': title, 
                  'author': author, 
                  'status':status
                  })


#The add_member function, on the other hand, requires two parameters (member_id, name) and appends a new member dictionay to the members list.
#Each member dictionary includes an empty list for borrowed_books to track the IDs of books each member has borrowed.
    
def add_member(member_id, name):
    members.append({'member_id': member_id, 
                    'name': name,
                    'borrowed_books': []
                    })
    
"""Suppose you use the system to add a book titled "Python Programming" written by Jacob Zuma with a 
book_id of 2024001, and a member named Anelisa Maleka with a member_id of 1. """

#call the functions and 
add_book(2024001, "Python Programming", "Jacob Zuma", "Available")
add_member(1, "Anelisa Maleka")

#write a print statement for them
print("Books: ", books)
print("\nMembers: ", members)