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You included docstrings in each function, which is good. There's no need to include them if your code self-comments and you have descriptive variable names. **Documentation: +1** Descriptive variable names and easy to follow code. Great job! **Style: +1** Code is pretty simple, but it works as intended. Make sure you're scrubbing out the articles like "a", "the", "or" etc, these affect your overall sentiment score. **Functionality: +3** Other comments: In the future, submit your writeup as a .pdf file. Delete unnecessary files from your repo, and put all the necessary images into the writeup. It makes your repo neater and more organized. Overall, nicely done! Your project is quite solid, and shows great understanding of how string manipulation works. **Grade: 5/5**
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You included docstrings in each function, which is good. There's no need to include them if your code self-comments and you have descriptive variable names.
Documentation: +1
Descriptive variable names and easy to follow code. Great job!
Style: +1
Code is pretty simple, but it works as intended. Make sure you're scrubbing out the articles like "a", "the", "or" etc, these affect your overall sentiment score.
Functionality: +3
Other comments:
In the future, submit your writeup as a .pdf file. Delete unnecessary files from your repo, and put all the necessary images into the writeup. It makes your repo neater and more organized.
Overall, nicely done! Your project is quite solid, and shows great understanding of how string manipulation works.
Grade: 5/5