Solution #371
Solution #371
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Great job on meeting the core requirements of the task! 🎉 Your code effectively scrapes all quotes, handles pagination, and writes the data to a CSV file as expected. While there are a few minor issues, such as a typo in a function name and a potential improvement in error handling, these do not significantly impact the functionality. Keep up the good work and consider addressing these minor points for even better code quality in the future! 😊
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The .venv/ entry is correctly included to ignore virtual environment directories. However, ensure that this matches the actual directory name used in your project. If your virtual environment directory has a different name, you should update this entry accordingly.
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There is a typo in the function name parse_qutes. It should be parse_quotes to accurately reflect its purpose and maintain consistency with naming conventions.
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| def parse_qutes(soup: Tag) -> list[Quote]: | ||
| quotes = [parse_single_quote(quote) for quote in soup.select(".quote")] | ||
| while next := soup.select_one(".next > a"): |
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The use of the walrus operator := is correct here for Python 3.8 and above. Ensure that your environment supports this syntax, or consider using a different approach if compatibility with older Python versions is required.
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