/**
 * This exercise requires creating a tuple for an athlete with their name, age, and sport.
 * The tuple should then be appended to a list of athletes. The exercise is designed to test
 * your understanding of tuple creation and list manipulation in Python.
 */
fun createAthleteData(name: String, age: Int, sport: String): List<Triple<String, Int, String>> {

    // Create an empty list to store the athletes' data
    val athletes = mutableListOf<Triple<String, Int, String>>()

    // Create a tuple for the athlete
    val athlete = Triple(name, age, sport)

    // Append the athlete's tuple to the list of athletes
    athletes.add(athlete)

    return athletes
}
/**
 * This exercise requires creating a tuple for an athlete with their name, age, and sport.
 * The tuple should then be appended to a list of athletes. The exercise is designed to test
 * your understanding of tuple creation and list manipulation in Python.
 */
fun createAthleteData(name: String, age: Int, sport: String): List<Triple<String, Int, String>> {
/**
 * This exercise requires creating a tuple for an athlete with their name, age, and sport.
 * The tuple should then be appended to a list of athletes. The exercise is designed to test
 * your understanding of tuple creation and list manipulation in Python.
 */
fun createAthleteData(name: String, age: Int, sport: String): List<Triple<String, Int, String>> {

    // Create an empty list to store the athletes' data
    val athletes = mutableListOf<Triple<String, Int, String>>()

    // Create a tuple for the athlete
    val athlete = Triple(name, age, sport)

    // Append the athlete's tuple to the list of athletes
    athletes.add(athlete)

    return athletes
}