# Filtering Objects


Create a ``Student`` class with the following UML:

![Student UML](examples/uml-student-2.png)


Create a function that will take a list of ``Student`` objects and an ``int`` value for a grade. The function will return a sub-list of all
``Student`` objects in that grade. 

Please be sure to:

- Annotate this function and provide a doc-string.
- Create a proper constructor (init method) for this class.

In a ``main`` function, write code that proves the function works both for found and not found student ids.

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