Only using "type" to define a variable is inadequate. A variable may be recognised by its data type and other characteristics. How to use this idea to describe any given variable is the next logical step.

A manager of a department at Google wants to schedule 15-min coffee chat between two employees every week for his 6 employees. Design and write a program to help this manager.   Each employee should have a meeting with a new person. So, no meeting with the same person until they meet all the other colleagues. Use functional programming or object-oriented programing. You can have your own design to cover the requirements but you should consider a design with better time complexity. You can use any data structures (lists, dictionaries, stacks, queues, ...) The number 6 here is an example and imaging there are "n" (an even number) employees in the group (for this example n =6) Every week each employee should have a meeting and just one meeting with one person. Every week they should have a meeting with a new person. Until week 5 ( n-1 weeks) they should have a meeting with the same person.   employees = [ employee_1, employee_2, employee_3, employee_4, employee_5, employee_6] It means…

Provide examples of how objective and abstract variables can be operationalized differently from one another.