Solution #1750
Solution #1750
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Thank you for your hard work on this pull request! 😊 However, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed to meet the task requirements:
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Static Method Requirement: The
sell_productmethod in theCinemaBarclass should be defined as a static method. Currently, it is not, which is a core requirement. -
Method Calls in
movie_session: Themovie_sessionmethod in theCinemaHallclass incorrectly callsCustomer.watch_movie()andCleaner.clean_hall()without using instances. You need to iterate over thecustomerslist and callwatch_movieon eachCustomerinstance, and callclean_hallon theCleanerinstance. -
Incorrect Method Usage in
cinema_visit: Thesell_productmethod should be called as a static method, not on an instance ofCinemaBar. Additionally, themovie_sessionmethod is called with incorrect parameters; it should receive a list ofCustomerinstances and aCleanerinstance. -
Parameter Type: The
customersparameter should be a list ofCustomerinstances, not a single instance. Update the parameter type and iterate over this list to callwatch_movieon each customer.
These changes are necessary to ensure the code functions correctly and meets the task requirements. Once these issues are resolved, your code will be in great shape! Keep up the good work, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance. 🌟
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| def movie_session(self, movie_name: str, customers: Customer, cleaning_staff: Cleaner): |
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The customers parameter should be a list of Customer instances, not a single Customer instance. Update the parameter type to List[Customer] and iterate over this list to call watch_movie on each customer.
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| def movie_session(self, movie_name: str, customers: Customer, cleaning_staff: Cleaner): | ||
| print(f"{movie_name} started in hall number {self.number}.") | ||
| Customer.watch_movie() |
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The method watch_movie should be called on each Customer instance, not on the Customer class. Iterate over the customers list and call customer.watch_movie(movie_name) for each customer.
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| print(f"{movie_name} started in hall number {self.number}.") | ||
| Customer.watch_movie() | ||
| print(f"{movie_name} ended.") | ||
| Cleaner.clean_hall(self.number) |
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The method clean_hall should be called on the cleaning_staff instance, not on the Cleaner class. Use cleaning_staff.clean_hall(self.number) instead.
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| for element in customers: | ||
| result_list.append(Customer(element["name"], element["food"])) | ||
| for customer in result_list: | ||
| CinemaBar.sell_product(customer.food, customer) |
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The sell_product method should be called as a static method of CinemaBar, not as an instance method. Use CinemaBar().sell_product(customer.food, customer) instead.
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| for customer in result_list: | ||
| CinemaBar.sell_product(customer.food, customer) | ||
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| CinemaHall.movie_session(movie, element.name, cleaner) |
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The movie_session method should be called with a list of Customer instances and a Cleaner instance. Update the call to CinemaHall(hall_number).movie_session(movie, result_list, Cleaner(cleaner)).
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Great effort on your submission! 🎉 While your code has some issues, such as the sell_product method in the CinemaBar class needing to be defined and called as a static method, it's important to address these to meet the task requirements. The cinema_visit function also needs adjustment to call sell_product correctly. These changes are crucial for the functionality of your code. Remember, addressing these issues will help you improve and learn. Keep up the good work, and don't hesitate to review the comments to enhance your code further. You're on the right track! 🚀
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| def sell_product(self, product: str, customer: Customer) -> None: |
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The sell_product method should be defined as a static method. You can do this by using the @staticmethod decorator above the method definition. This change is necessary to meet the task requirement that specifies sell_product should be a static method.
| result_list.append(Customer(element["name"], element["food"])) | ||
| cinema_bar = CinemaBar() | ||
| for customer in result_list: | ||
| cinema_bar.sell_product(customer.food, customer) |
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The sell_product method should be called as a static method. Instead of using cinema_bar.sell_product(...), you should call it using CinemaBar.sell_product(...). This change is necessary to align with the task requirement that specifies sell_product should be a static method.
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