Solution #1102
Solution #1102
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Thank you for your hard work on this! There are a few critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request. Firstly, the actors' list should be changed to a list of tuples, each containing exactly two elements (first and last names). Additionally, ensure that the last name update for "Kianu Reaves" is corrected to "Reeves". Lastly, please include the necessary migrations as required. Once these issues are resolved, your code will be in great shape! Keep up the great work! 😊
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There is a typo in the genre name 'Dramma'. It should be 'Drama'. This is corrected later in the code, but it's better to fix it at the source.
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| ("George Klooney", "Kianu Reaves", "Scarlett Keegan"), |
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The actors' names are incorrectly grouped in tuples. Each actor should be represented as a separate tuple with first and last names, e.g., ('George', 'Klooney').
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| for last_name, first_name in actors: |
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The tuple unpacking in the loop is incorrect. The actors list should contain tuples of two elements (first name and last name), but currently, it contains tuples of three elements.
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Great job on addressing the previous issues! 🎉 Your code now meets the task requirements and constraints as specified. Here are some key points from the review:
- The migration file
0001_initial.pycorrectly sets up the initial database schema withActorandGenremodels. Ensure it aligns with your current database schema requirements. - The
models.pyfile is consistent with the migration file, which is excellent for maintaining consistency. Pay attention to the correct usage of theActormodel'slast_namefield. - The
main.pyfile effectively populates the database with initial data and performs updates and deletions as required. Ensure the list of actors is a list of tuples with exactly two elements, as previously mentioned.
Your solution is approved to help you move forward with your learning. Please review the comments to further improve your code. Remember, addressing critical issues in the future will help avoid similar problems and enhance your coding skills. Keep up the good work and continue learning from your experiences! 🚀
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| ("George", "Klooney"), ("Kianu", "Reaves"), ("Scarlett", "Keegan"), | ||
| ("Will", "Smith"), ("Jaden", "Smith"), ("Scarlett", "Johansson") |
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Ensure that the list of actors is a list of tuples, each containing exactly two elements (first and last names), as per the task requirements.
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