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Exercises

1. Create a view function called add_friends() in the iFriends/People/views.py file, and enable it in the URLconf file. Have the add_friends() function accept the id of the Person object currently logged in as the first parameter after the request, and the id of the Person object you want to add as a friend as the second.
2. Add code in the add_friends() view to verify that the user is logged in and has the can_add_friends permission you created in the exercises in Hour 14.
3. Add code to the add_friends() view to add the Person object specified as a friend to the friends Field of the currently logged-in Person object.
4. Add an invite link to the Person list on the home page that links to the add_friends() view. It should pass in the id of the currently logged-in user and the id of the Person object in the list.

1.	Create a view function called `add_friends()` in the `iFriends/People/views.py` file, and enable it in the `URLconf` file. Have the `add_friends()` function accept the `id` of the `Person` object currently logged in as the first parameter after the request, and the `id` of the `Person` object you want to add as a friend as the second.
2.	Add code in the `add_friends()` view to verify that the user is logged in and has the `can_add_friends` permission you created in the exercises in Hour 14.
3.	Add code to the `add_friends()` view to add the `Person` object specified as a friend to the `friends Field` of the currently logged-in `Person` object.
4.	Add an invite link to the Person list on the home page that links to the `add_friends()` view. It should pass in the `id` of the currently logged-in user and the `id` of the `Person` object in the list.