Solution #1497
Solution #1497
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Thank you for your hard work on this pull request! 😊 While your implementation of the cache decorator function is mostly correct and effectively caches the results of function calls, there is a critical issue that needs to be addressed before we can approve it. The dict_funcs dictionary is currently shared across all instances of the decorated function, which could lead to unexpected behavior if multiple functions are decorated with cache. To resolve this, please move dict_funcs inside the inner function to ensure each decorated function has its own cache. Once this change is made, your solution will be much more robust and ready for approval. Keep up the great work! 🚀
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The dict_funcs dictionary is defined at the top level of the cache function, which means it will be shared across all instances of the decorated function. This could lead to unexpected behavior if multiple functions are decorated with cache. Consider moving dict_funcs inside the inner function to ensure each decorated function has its own cache.
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Thank you for your submission! 🎉 Your implementation of the cache decorator function shows great effort, but there are a few critical issues that need attention to ensure the code functions correctly:
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Shared Cache Across Functions: The
dict_funcsdictionary is currently shared across all instances of the decorated function. This can lead to incorrect caching behavior. To fix this, move thedict_funcsinitialization inside theinnerfunction to ensure each decorated function has its own cache. -
Incorrect Use of Function Signature: The
cachedecorator function signature should not include**dict_funcs. Instead, initializedict_funcswithin the decorator to store the cache. -
Printing Statements: You've correctly implemented the printing statements for cache hits and misses, which is great!
Please address these issues to improve your code. This decision to approve is made to help you move forward with your learning. However, it's crucial to fix these issues in future implementations to avoid similar problems. Keep up the good work and continue learning from these experiences! 😊
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| def cache(func: Callable) -> Callable: | ||
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| def cache(func: Callable, **dict_funcs) -> Callable: |
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The dict_funcs parameter should not be part of the cache function signature. Instead, initialize dict_funcs as an empty dictionary inside the inner function to ensure each decorated function has its own cache.
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| def cache(func: Callable, **dict_funcs) -> Callable: | ||
| def inner(*args, **dict_of_element) -> Callable: |
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Remove dict_of_element from the parameters of the inner function as it is not needed. You can define it within the function body.
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