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Great job on implementing the solution! 🎉 Your code meets the task requirements and constraints, with only a minor adjustment needed in the cinema_visit function regarding the instantiation of the Cleaner class. Make sure to pass a name string when creating a Cleaner instance. Keep up the excellent work! 😊
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| def cinema_visit(customers: list[Customer], hall_number: int, cleaner: Cleaner, movie: str): | ||
| customer_objects = [Customer(c["name"], c["food"]) for c in customers] | ||
| cinema_hall = CinemaHall(hall_number) | ||
| cleaning_staff = Cleaner(cleaner) |
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The Cleaner class should be instantiated with a name string, not another Cleaner object. Change cleaning_staff = Cleaner(cleaner) to cleaning_staff = Cleaner(cleaner.name) if cleaner is an object, or cleaning_staff = Cleaner(cleaner) if cleaner is a string representing the name.
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