Solution #674
Solution #674
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Great job on your submission! 🎉 The code meets the core requirements and functions as expected. While there are a few minor improvements suggested, such as ensuring consistent use of quotes, correcting the import statement, and revising the __getitem__ method, these do not impact the overall functionality. Keep up the good work and consider these suggestions for future enhancements! 😊
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| def attending_shop(customer: Customer, shop: Shop) -> None: | ||
| date_of_shopping = datetime(2021, 1, 4, 12, 33, 41) |
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The date is hardcoded to a specific value. Consider using datetime.now() to get the current date and time dynamically.
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| def create_account(customer: dict) -> Customer: | ||
| client = Customer(**customer) | ||
| client.car = Car(client.car["brand"], client.car["fuel_consumption"]) |
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Ensure that the keys in client.car dictionary match the parameters expected by the Car constructor. The keys should be brand and fuel_consumption as per the Car class definition.
| def __getitem__(self) -> str | float: | ||
| return self |
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The __getitem__ method is typically used to allow object indexing. Returning self is unusual and might not be the intended behavior. Consider revising this method to return specific attributes if needed.
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