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Correct way to deduplicate conditional statements [closed]
I'm facing with problem that in every function (with serves as service for endpoint) I need to check what is value of query parameter (mode). I need to check it on many callables, E.g.
def create(self,...
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Should I add functionality by adding a new method to a class - or should I "register" the new functionality into a data structure?
I have one large class that computes ~50 different metrics (each metric has no side effects).
My code is similar to this:
class ReportingMetrics:
def __init__(self, data:pd.DataFrame, config:dict)...
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Register a collection of tested object and get one configuraton out of it
I have a yml configuration file that list multiple application. Each application can contain multiple configuration. And of course each configuration can contain multiple mode
apps:
- name: foo
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Using isinstance() during exception handling for subsequent action
I've read various posts that polymorphism should be used instead of isinstance, and I agree that makes sense when the use of isinstance is checking the subtypes of a class to determine what to do. ...
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How would you design the abstraction/class(es)/component(s) of a third-party service/api used in your application?
Lets say you were designing a Twitter client for people with people could see tweets and post tweets? How would you design the twitter api abstraction? Many of the api wrappers I've seen feature an ...
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How to interface with very badly written code in Python? [duplicate]
I have to extend some very badly written Python code (no documentation, very interdependent, barely any encapsulation, very static, everything hard-coded, etc..) and therefore do I obviously have to ...
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Method grouping other methods of the same family and how to call any of these separately
Worse title ever but I don't really know how to describe my scenario in a line...
So I have a method that wraps the calls of a many methods of the same nature. Once any of these methods have finished,...
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__init__ arguments differ from object attributes
Is the following class definition a good design?
class Myclass:
def __init__(self,num1,num2):
self.complicated_tree = __class__.object_creator(num1,num2)
@classmethod
def ...
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Python class naming: nested classes or composed names?
I encountered a scenario where I cannot decide on which is the best (or worst) naming strategy. The context is the following: a bracket (as in a tournament) made up of nodes, where is node is made up ...
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Is isinstance a good way of identifying the type of an object?
I have a bunch of classes inheriting from Violation. These subclasses model violations to different rules: UsedTimeslot, TeamConstraint, etc...
I need to check what kind of violation happened in ...
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Redesign factory to throw error on load time instead of on execution time
I am using a factory pattern to get objects that shouldn't be instantiated other than the factory class. These objects are of type ViolationType, which represent violations on a set of rule. Here is ...
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Categories with fixed choices design
I need to make a category/type class to identify an object. The usual way to do it is just pass a string to initialize a new category:
category = Category('A')
obj = Object(category)
However, the set ...
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Scheduling rule violation design
In the context of sports scheduling, a scheduling rule violation (let's call it simply violation from now on) is produced when trying to allocate a match in an illegal timeslot. There is a wide ...
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self vs super() "inconsistency" in Python
According to Python documentation, super() can be used without arguments inside class definitions, because the compiler implicitly feeds it with contextual arguments:
class C(B):
def method(self, ...
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Refactoring of a client API for avoid duplicated code and unclear passage of parameters
I need to develop an API, the functions of the API are requests that call the service exposed by a server.
Initially the API worked like this:
class Server:
def firstRequest(self, arg1, arg2):
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