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import json

data=[ {"name": "Maryah Mink", "siblings": 5, "parents": {"mom": "Mama Mink", "dad": "Papa Mink"}, "birthdate": "December 13, 2007", "age": 17, "school": "Jean Ribault High School", "favorite_color": "Pink", "best_friend": "Mr. Jett"} ]

def answer_question(data, question): question = question.lower() # Convert the question to lowercase to make case-insensitive comparisons

if "name" in question:
    return data[0]["name"]  # If the word "name" is in the question, return the "name" from the dataset

if "siblings" in question:
    return f"Maryah has {data[0]['siblings']} siblings."

if "parents" in question:
    return f"Maryah's mom is {data[0]['parents']['mom']} and her dad is {data[0]['parents']['dad']}."

if "birthdate" in question or "birthday" in question:
    return f"Maryah was born on {data[0]['birthdate']}."

if "age" in question:
    return f"Maryah is {data[0]['age']} years old."

if "school" in question:
    return data[0]["school"]

if "favorite color" in question:
    return f"Maryah's favorite color is {data[0]['favorite_color']}."

if "best friend" in question:
    return f"Maryah and {data[0]['best_friend']} are best friends (BSFs)."

return "Sorry, I couldn't understand your question."

question_1 = "What is Maryah's favorite color?" question_2 = "How old is Maryah?" question_3 = "Who are Maryah's parents?" question_4 = "When is Maryah's birthday?" question_5 = "Who is Maryah's best friend?"

print(answer_question(data, question_1)) print(answer_question(data, question_2)) print(answer_question(data, question_3)) print(answer_question(data, question_4)) print(answer_question(data, question_5))

Convert to DataFrame

df = pd.DataFrame(data)

Save as JSON

df.to_json("FamHistory_dataset.json", orient="records", lines=True)

Convert to JSON string

json_data = json.dumps(data, indent=4) # Pretty print with indentation

Print JSON output

print(json_data)

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