Possible to install 2 ipods, same computer?

I have my ipod and itunes set up on my computer with a pretty extensive librairy. A friend, without a computer, wants to install their ipod on my compute. I'm afraid that going through the installation process will delete my itunes library that is already set up. Is it possible to intall both ipods to same itunes and share the songs

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b) Creating multiple user accounts and having separate libraries.
Sharing a Library
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Loading songs onto iPod automatically - Windows
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iTunes: Creating playlists of your favorite songs
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