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Create data model for teams #4
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In
model/team.py
, create a class Team that we'll use to represent teams. At the moment in Rocket teams have:In particular we will need to decide how to represent the list of members internally - potentially it could be a list of User objects (see #3), some kind of identifier that could be referenced externally, or something else.
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