class Startup: def __init__(self, industry, experience, location, product_type): self.industry = industry self.experience = experience self.location = location self.product_type = product_type class Investor: def __init__(self, industry, experience, location, investment_type): self.industry = industry self.experience = experience self.location = location self.investment_type = investment_type class Marketplace: def __init__(self): self.startups = [] self.investors = [] def add_startup(self, startup): self.startups.append(startup) def add_investor(self, investor): self.investors.append(investor) def match(self, startup, investor): if startup.industry == investor.industry and startup.experience == investor.experience and startup.location == investor.location and startup.product_type in investor.investment_type: return True else: return False marketplace = Marketplace() # Add some startups and investors to the marketplace startup1 = Startup("Technology", "Early stage", "San Francisco", "Software") startup2 = Startup("Healthcare", "Growth stage", "New York", "Hardware") investor1 = Investor("Technology", "Early stage", "San Francisco", ["Software", "Hardware"]) investor2 = Investor("Healthcare", "Growth stage", "New York", ["Biotech"]) marketplace.add_startup(startup1) marketplace.add_startup(startup2) marketplace.add_investor(investor1) marketplace.add_investor(investor2) # Check for matches if marketplace.match(startup1, investor1): print("Startup 1 and Investor 1 are a match!") else: print("Startup 1 and Investor 1 are not a match.") if marketplace.match(startup2, investor2): print("Startup 2 and Investor 2 are a match!") else: print("Startup 2 and Investor 2 are not a match.")