Implement a function eligible in Python that returns a list of the names of people that are eligible for vaccination, subject to a minimum age requirement. The function eligible must: accept two arguments: 1. the minimum age for eligibility, a positive integer 2. a multiline string, containing the people waiting to be vaccinated. Each line of the string contains a person's name and their age, separated by a single space. return a list of the people who are eligible to be vaccinated, i.e., those whose ages is at least that of the minimum age for eligibility. They should be listed in the order they occur in the input string. Sample: >>> people = 'Sue 25\nAli 45\nSyd 45\nSally 105\nIan 16\nUli 65\nOliver 23\nZoe 95' >>> print(people) Sue 25 Ali 45 Syd 45

Question

Implement a function eligible in Python that returns a list of the names of people that are eligible for vaccination, subject to a minimum age requirement. The function eligible must:

accept two arguments:

1. the minimum age for eligibility, a positive integer

2. a multiline string, containing the people waiting to be vaccinated. Each line of the string
contains a person's name and their age, separated by a single space.

return a list of the people who are eligible to be vaccinated, i.e., those whose ages is at least that of the minimum age for eligibility. They should be listed in the order they occur in the input string.

Sample:

>>> people = 'Sue 25\nAli 45\nSyd 45\nSally 105\nIan 16\nUli 65\nOliver 23\nZoe 95'
>>> print(people)
Sue 25
Ali 45
Syd 45
Sally 105
Ian 16
Uli 65
Oliver 23
Zoe 95