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def print_all_users(self): | ||
for u in self.users: | ||
print(u) |
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Consider using a more descriptive print statement for clarity in 'print_all_users'.
print(u) | |
print(f'User: {u}') |
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import math | ||
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def f(x, y): |
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The function 'f' is not descriptive; consider renaming it to reflect its purpose.
def f(x, y): | |
def add(x, y): |
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def divide(a, b): | ||
return a / b |
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Consider adding error handling for division by zero in the 'divide' function.
return a / b | |
def divide(a, b): | |
if b == 0: | |
raise ValueError('Division by zero is not allowed.') |
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Please suggest type hinting for divide function #ai-review-inline-reply
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Type hinting is a great addition for clarity. The 'divide' function can be updated to include type hints for its parameters and return type.
return a / b | |
def divide(a: float, b: float) -> float: |
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for u in self.users: | ||
print(u) | ||
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def calculate_sum(self, a, b): |
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The method name 'calculate_sum' could be more descriptive, such as 'sum_two_numbers'.
def calculate_sum(self, a, b): | |
def sum_two_numbers(self, a, b): |
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if False: | ||
print("Never happens") | ||
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if a == 10: |
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The condition 'if a == 10' should be part of a function or a main guard to improve clarity.
if a == 10: | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
if a == 10: |
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class UserManager: | ||
def __init__(self, users: list): |
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Consider using a more specific type hint for users, such as List[User], instead of a generic list.
def __init__(self, users: list): | |
from typing import List | |
def __init__(self, users: List[User]): |
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def divide_safely(a, b): | ||
if b == 0: | ||
return None |
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Returning None for division by zero in 'divide_safely' may lead to confusion; consider raising an exception instead.
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raise ValueError('Division by zero is not allowed.') |
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