'Solution' #1109
'Solution' #1109
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Great job on implementing the models and main function! 🎉 While there are a few minor spelling errors and a typo in the initial data, these don't critically impact the functionality of your code. Just keep an eye on those details in the future to make your code even more efficient. Keep up the good work! 😊
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| def main() -> QuerySet: | ||
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| genres = ["Western", "Action", "Dramma"] |
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The genre 'Dramma' seems to be a typo. It is later updated to 'Drama', but it would be better to correct it initially to avoid unnecessary updates.
| for genre in genres: | ||
| Genre.objects.create(name=genre) | ||
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| actors = ["George Klooney", |
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The name 'George Klooney' is misspelled. It should be 'George Clooney'. This is corrected later, but it would be more efficient to use the correct name initially.
| Genre.objects.create(name=genre) | ||
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| actors = ["George Klooney", | ||
| "Kianu Reaves", |
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The name 'Kianu Reaves' is misspelled. It should be 'Keanu Reeves'. This is corrected later, but it would be more efficient to use the correct name initially.
| "Jaden Smith", | ||
| "Scarlett Johansson"] | ||
| for actor in actors: | ||
| first_name, last_name = actor.split() |
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Ensure that all actor names in the list have exactly two parts (first and last name) to avoid errors when splitting the string. If any name has more than two parts, this line will raise a ValueError.
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