Solution #1846
Solution #1846
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| "line": errors[i]["line_number"], | ||
| "column": errors[i]["column_number"], | ||
| "message": errors[i]["text"], | ||
| "name": errors[i]["code"], | ||
| "source": "flake8" | ||
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| } for i in range(len(errors)) |
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Використовуйте функцію format_linter_errorфункцію, щоб уникнути дубльованих рядків.
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| "errors": | ||
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| "line": linter_report[key][i]["line_number"], | ||
| "column": linter_report[key][i]["column_number"], | ||
| "message": linter_report[key][i]["text"], | ||
| "name": linter_report[key][i]["code"], | ||
| "source": "flake8" | ||
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| } for i in range(len(linter_report[key])) | ||
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| "path": key, | ||
| "status": "failed" | ||
| } if len(value) != 0 | ||
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| "errors": [], | ||
| "path": key, | ||
| "status": "passed" | ||
| } |
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Тут також можна використати функцію format_linter_report для спрощення і уникнення дубльованих рядків.
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Great job on implementing the task requirements and ensuring the code is well-structured and efficient! 🎉 Your use of list comprehensions is effective, and the code meets all the specified constraints. While there are minor suggestions for improving readability by using list comprehensions directly, these do not impact the functionality. Keep up the excellent work and consider these suggestions for even cleaner code in the future! 😊
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| "line": errors[i]["line_number"], | ||
| "column": errors[i]["column_number"], | ||
| "message": errors[i]["text"], | ||
| "name": errors[i]["code"], | ||
| "source": "flake8" | ||
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| } for i in range(len(errors)) |
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Consider using a list comprehension directly with the errors list instead of using range(len(errors)). This can make the code more readable and Pythonic. For example: [{'line': error['line_number'], 'column': error['column_number'], 'message': error['text'], 'name': error['code'], 'source': 'flake8'} for error in errors].
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| "line": linter_report[key][i]["line_number"], | ||
| "column": linter_report[key][i]["column_number"], | ||
| "message": linter_report[key][i]["text"], | ||
| "name": linter_report[key][i]["code"], | ||
| "source": "flake8" | ||
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| } for i in range(len(linter_report[key])) |
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Similar to the previous comment, you can use a list comprehension directly with linter_report[key] instead of range(len(linter_report[key])). This will improve readability: [{'line': error['line_number'], 'column': error['column_number'], 'message': error['text'], 'name': error['code'], 'source': 'flake8'} for error in linter_report[key]].
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