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feat: add gcd(a, b) function to functions.py
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feat: add power(a,b) function to functions.py
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🎯 Core Changes
- Added three new mathematical functions:
power,multiply, andavgto thefunctions.pymodule.
- The new functions lack input validation, which could lead to runtime errors if non-numeric types are passed as arguments.
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| def avg(a, b): | ||
| """Average of a and b""" | ||
| return (a + b) / 2 |
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Consider adding input validation to ensure that both 'a' and 'b' are numeric types before performing operations.
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| def multiply(a, b): | ||
| """Multiply a and b""" | ||
| return a * b |
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The 'multiply' function could benefit from a docstring that specifies the expected types of 'a' and 'b'.
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| def power(a, b): | ||
| """Power a by b""" | ||
| return a ** b |
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The 'power' function should clarify in its docstring that it raises 'a' to the power of 'b', and specify the expected types.
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| def avg(a, b): | ||
| """Average of a and b""" | ||
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The 'avg' function's docstring should mention that it returns a float, as the result of the division may not always be an integer.
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🎯 Core Changes
- Added a new function
gcdto compute the greatest common divisor of two numbers.
- The new
gcdfunction lacks input validation, which could lead to runtime errors if non-integer types are passed as arguments. - The existing functions still do not have input validation, which remains a concern from previous reviews.
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| def gcd(a, b): | ||
| while b: # b가 0이 될 때까지 a와 b를 나누며 반복 |
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Consider adding input validation to ensure that both 'a' and 'b' are integers before performing operations in the 'gcd' function.
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| def avg(a, b): | ||
| """Average of a and b""" | ||
| return (a + b) / 2 |
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Consider adding input validation to ensure that both 'a' and 'b' are numeric types before performing operations in the 'avg' function.
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| def multiply(a, b): | ||
| """Multiply a and b""" | ||
| return a * b |
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The 'multiply' function could benefit from a docstring that specifies the expected types of 'a' and 'b'.
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| def power(a, b): | ||
| """Power a by b""" | ||
| return a ** b |
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The 'power' function should clarify in its docstring that it raises 'a' to the power of 'b', and specify the expected types.
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| def avg(a, b): | ||
| """Average of a and b""" | ||
| return (a + b) / 2 |
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The 'avg' function's docstring should mention that it returns a float, as the result of the division may not always be an integer.
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