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Thank you for your hard work on this code! 😊 While your implementation is mostly on point, there are a couple of critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request. Specifically, both the ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator
and AdultSlideLimitationValidator
classes override the __init__
method without calling the superclass SlideLimitationValidator
's __init__
method. This oversight can lead to improper initialization of the parent class attributes, which is crucial for the correct functionality of your code. Please make sure to use super().__init__(age, height, weight)
in both classes to fix this issue. Once these changes are made, your code should be good to go! Keep up the great work! 🚀
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def __init__(self, age: int, height: int, weight: int) -> None: | ||
self.age = age | ||
self.height = height | ||
self.weight = weight |
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The ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator
class overrides the __init__
method but does not call the superclass SlideLimitationValidator
's __init__
method. This can lead to incorrect initialization of the parent class attributes. Consider using super().__init__(age, height, weight)
to ensure proper initialization.
app/main.py
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def __init__(self, age: int, height: int, weight: int) -> None: | ||
self.age = age | ||
self.height = height | ||
self.weight = weight |
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Similar to the ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator
, the AdultSlideLimitationValidator
class overrides the __init__
method without calling the superclass SlideLimitationValidator
's __init__
method. Use super().__init__(age, height, weight)
to ensure that the parent class attributes are initialized correctly.
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The code implementation is mostly correct and follows the task requirements. The previous issue regarding the initialization of the ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator
and AdultSlideLimitationValidator
classes has been resolved by calling the superclass __init__
method. The code should function as expected, allowing for validation of visitor attributes against slide limitations. No further changes are necessary at this point.
Final Conclusion Regarding User Solution
The user has addressed the previous issue by correctly calling the superclass __init__
method in both ChildrenSlideLimitationValidator
and AdultSlideLimitationValidator
classes. The code now properly initializes the parent class attributes, which is crucial for the correct functionality of the system.
The code meets the task requirements and constraints as specified in the task description. All required classes and methods are implemented correctly, and the logic for validating visitor parameters against slide limitations is in place. The IntegerRange
descriptor is used appropriately for parameter validation, and the Slide
class correctly checks access permissions for visitors.
No unrelated or unnecessary files are present, and all required components are implemented in the provided main.py
file. The checklist file does not contain additional requirements that are not already met.
Overall, the code is correct and meets the task requirements and constraints.
Great job on resolving the initialization issue! 🎉 Your code is now functioning as expected, and you've met all the task requirements. Keep in mind the importance of correctly initializing parent class attributes, as this is crucial for the system's functionality.
Remember to review the comments to improve your code further. Address any critical issues in future projects to avoid similar problems. Keep up the good work and continue learning from your experiences! 🚀
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