Paper- Saejin Kwak Tanguay

[saebaebae]

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[kaidamasaki]

Great job!

There were some little style things but overall your code was solid.

You definitely met all of the learning goals. 😄

Also, it looks like you named your virtual environment ven instead of venv (if you were curious why Git picked it up).

[kaidamasaki]

You don't need to check if inputs are strings, just that they aren't None.

Also, you can clean this up a little using a dictionary literal:

Suggested change

	new_movie = {}
	if type(title) == str and type(genre) == str and type(rating) == float:
	new_movie["title"] = title
	new_movie["genre"] = genre
	new_movie["rating"] = rating
	return new_movie
	else:
	return None
	if title and genre and rating:
	return {
	"title": title,
	"genre": genre,
	"rating": rating
	}
	else:
	return None

[kaidamasaki]

Style: You should avoid blank lines in front of an else or elif.

(An else or elif can't exist independent of an if so we try to "connect" them visually.)

[kaidamasaki]

Style: Like with else try not to put a blank line in front of except.

[kaidamasaki]

Using more meaningful names than val or key makes code easier to read:

Suggested change

	for val in genre_count.values():
	if val >= current_max:
	current_max = val
	for key, values in genre_count.items():
	if values == current_max:
	#winner = key
	#most_watched_genre.append(winner)
	#return winner
	most_watched_genre.append(key)
	for count in genre_count.values():
	if count >= current_max:
	current_max = count
	for genre, count in genre_count.items():
	if count == current_max:
	most_watched_genre.append(genre)

Cleaning up commented out code also helps with readability.

[kaidamasaki]

It's slightly clearer to use not in instead of a continue here:

Suggested change

	if item in friends_watched_list:
	continue
	friends_watched_list.append(item)
	if item not in friends_watched_list:
	friends_watched_list.append(item)