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Implemented Person class to manage instances and relationships.
Add Person class and create_person_list function
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| person_instances = [] | ||
| for person_dict in people: | ||
| name = person_dict["name"] | ||
| person_instance = Person.people[name] | ||
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| spouse_key = "wife" if "wife" in person_dict else "husband" | ||
| spouse_name = person_dict.get(spouse_key) | ||
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| if spouse_name is not None: | ||
| setattr(person_instance, spouse_key, Person.people[spouse_name]) | ||
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| person_instances.append(person_instance) |
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Checklist item #3: Use list comprehension instead of traditional for loops when creating a list of instances. This loop (lines 16-27) can be converted to a single list comprehension.
| name = person_dict["name"] | ||
| person_instance = Person.people[name] | ||
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| spouse_key = "wife" if "wife" in person_dict else "husband" |
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Checklist item #4: Use dict.get() instead of explicitly checking for key presence. Replace if "wife" in person_dict with a more concise approach.
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