Bite 36. Having fun with *args and **kwargs

Write a function called get_profile that takes:

• a required name,
• a required age,
• one or more optional sports (args),
• one or more optional awards (keyword args).

Add the following validations:

• if age is not an int raise a ValueError,
• if more than 5 sports are provided raise a ValueError.

Some examples how your function can be called (see also the TESTS tab):

get_profile('tim', 36)
get_profile('tim', 36, 'tennis', 'basketball')
get_profile('tim', 36, 'tennis', 'basketball', champ='helped out team in crisis') 

The function should return a dict with all the args, like so:

get_profile('tim', 36) == {'name': 'tim', 'age': 36}  # some arg types
{'name': 'tim', 'age': 36, 'sports': ['basketball', 'tennis'], 'awards': {'champ': 'helped out team in crisis'}}  # all arg types

(args list to be sorted alphabetically)

We hope this gives you a good handle on Python's different types of function arguments. Enjoy!