Solution #1693
Solution #1693
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Great job on implementing the Person class and the create_person_list function! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints effectively. While there are a couple of potential issues regarding handling relationships when a husband or wife does not exist in Person.people, these do not critically impact the core functionality. Consider adding checks or handling these cases in future iterations to enhance robustness. Keep up the great work! 😊
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| for i, person in enumerate(people): | ||
| if person.get("wife") is not None: | ||
| result[i].wife = Person.people.get(person["wife"]) |
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There is a potential issue here if person['wife'] does not exist in Person.people. The get method will return None, which might not be the intended behavior. Consider adding a check or handling for this case.
| if person.get("wife") is not None: | ||
| result[i].wife = Person.people.get(person["wife"]) | ||
| if person.get("husband") is not None: | ||
| result[i].husband = Person.people.get(person["husband"]) |
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Similar to the previous comment, if person['husband'] does not exist in Person.people, None will be assigned to result[i].husband. Ensure this is the desired behavior or add handling for this case.
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