#🔒 I need help on my assignment, theres this one question and i cant answer it

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echo hedge
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this is the question:

  1. Allow a fellow student/designer to review your work. They must make their comments on this worksheet. You should write about:
    What you think works well in the program that has been made
    If any, what changes do you think could be made to improve the program.

this is the code:

📎 message.txt
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@echo hedge

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opal tide
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i would

  • move everything under if __name__ == "__main__" into a main function
  • use type hinting and return types to make debugging and understanding the code easier
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you could also add a seperate json file with stored questions that you add to the quiz on startup

echo hedge
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ok ty

steep mist
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Some other tips,

  1. You use magic variable names in some of your for loops (e.g. i and q). Change these to be readable variables names.
  2. You can reduce nesting in password checker. You don’t need that first else as you break in the initial if statement.
  3. Using multiple print statements (one immediately after the other) when you can just use a single one can be expensive. You won’t notice it for this program but in future ones it’s a better practice to combine them into a single print call. You can look into multi line strings to make it look nicer.
  4. You might want to add some docstrings to describe your methods.
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