'help' #1625
'help' #1625
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It looks like there are some critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve this pull request. The Person class and the create_person_list function are not yet implemented, which are core requirements of the task. Additionally, a test file is missing, which is necessary to validate your implementation. Please implement these components and add tests to ensure your code meets the task requirements. Once these changes are made, your solution will be much closer to completion! 😊 Keep up the hard work, and don't hesitate to ask for help if you need it.
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| def create_person_list(people: list) -> list: | |||
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The create_person_list function is currently not implemented. You need to write the logic to create and return a list of Person objects based on the input people list. Ensure that you follow the task requirements for this implementation.
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Review Summary
Great job on implementing the Person class and the create_person_list function! 🎉 Your solution meets the task requirements by defining the Person class with an __init__ method and maintaining a dictionary of instances. The set_relationships method is a nice touch for setting relationships between instances.
However, there are a few areas for improvement to ensure the robustness of your code:
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Robustness in
set_relationshipsMethod: The method assumes that related persons already exist in thePerson.peopledictionary. It's important to add checks to ensure that the names exist before accessing them to prevent potentialKeyError. This will make your code more resilient, especially with incomplete or incorrect input data. -
Exception Handling in
create_person_list: Consider handling exceptions when accessing thePerson.peopledictionary to further enhance the robustness of your function. -
Testing: Currently, there is no test file provided. Adding tests using
pytestwill help validate your implementation and ensure it works as expected.
Despite these issues, the decision to approve your pull request is made to help you move forward with your learning. Please review the comments and address these issues to improve your code. Remember, addressing critical issues is essential to avoid similar problems in the future. Keep up the good work and continue learning from your experiences! 🚀
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| def set_relationships(self, people: dict) -> dict: | ||
| if "wife" in people and people["wife"]: | ||
| self.wife = Person.people[people["wife"]] |
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The code assumes that the wife's name exists in Person.people. Consider adding a check to ensure the name exists before accessing it to avoid potential KeyError.
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| if "husband" in people and people["husband"]: | ||
| self.husband = Person.people[people["husband"]] |
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Similar to the wife's check, ensure that the husband's name exists in Person.people before accessing it to prevent KeyError.
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| for person_data in people: | ||
| person = Person.people[person_data["name"]] |
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Ensure that the person's name exists in Person.people before accessing it to avoid potential KeyError. This is important for robustness, especially if the input data might be incomplete or incorrect.
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