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Thank you for your hard work on this project! 🎉 While your code is generally well-structured and meets most of the task requirements, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request:
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Output Path Handling: The
mainfunction currently ignores theoutput_csv_pathparameter and writes to a hardcoded file name 'result.csv'. This limits the flexibility of your code. Please update thewrite_quotes_to_csvcall to use theoutput_csv_pathparameter instead. -
Type Hinting: The type hint
[Quote]should be corrected toList[Quote]to accurately represent a list ofQuoteobjects. Ensure you importListfrom thetypingmodule to fix this issue.
These changes are important to ensure the functionality and flexibility of your code. Once you've made these updates, feel free to resubmit your pull request. Keep up the great work! 😊
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The return type hint [Quote] is not correct. It should be List[Quote] to indicate a list of Quote objects. Make sure to import List from the typing module.
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Similar to the previous comment, the type hint [Quote] should be List[Quote] to correctly indicate a list of Quote objects. Ensure you import List from the typing module.
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Consider using the output_csv_path parameter in the main function to specify the file path for the CSV output. This will make the function more flexible and allow the user to specify different output paths.
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The main function currently ignores the output_csv_path parameter and writes to a hardcoded file name 'result.csv'. Update the write_quotes_to_csv call to use output_csv_path instead.
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Your Pull Request has been approved! 🎉 Great job on addressing the initial issues. However, there are a few important points to consider for future improvements:
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Output Path Handling: While the
mainfunction now correctly passes theoutput_csv_pathparameter, thewrite_quotes_to_csvfunction still writes to a hardcoded file name 'result.csv'. Please update this function to accept theoutput_csv_pathparameter and use it for writing the CSV file. This change will enhance the flexibility and functionality of your code. -
Type Hinting: Ensure that the type hint for the
tagsattribute in theQuotedataclass is updated toList[str]for compatibility with older Python versions. Remember to importListfrom thetypingmodule.
These adjustments are crucial for ensuring your code functions as intended and adheres to best practices. Keep up the good work, and continue learning from these experiences to refine your coding skills! 🚀
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The type hint list[str] should be changed to List[str] for compatibility with Python versions prior to 3.9. Ensure List is imported from the typing module.
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The write_quotes_to_csv function currently writes to a hardcoded file name 'result.csv'. Consider using the output_csv_path parameter from the main function to allow for flexible output file paths.
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The main function should pass the output_csv_path parameter to the write_quotes_to_csv function to utilize the specified output path.
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