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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-split-integer
Well done! 👍

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-split-integer
FIx it in all places

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-split-integer
Please read checklist before pushing your solution! Don't create unnecessary variables for simple tests:

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-split-integer
Are you sure you need to use parameterization here?

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-split-integer

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
Nice! 😎

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
Well done! 💪

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
Simplify and combine two conditions into one. if source == target or command != "cp": return

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
You can simplify the unpacking in next way: command, source, target= command.split()

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
Maybe command is better naming for this variable? cp is just a part of command

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
You can simplify the unpacking in the way Valentyn wrote to you earlier. command, source, destination = command.split()

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
Simplify and combine two conditions into one. if source == destination or command != "cp": return

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
You can use 1 if for return: if source_file == destination_file or command != "cp": return

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file
You can simplify the unpacking in the way Valentyn wrote to you earlier. command, source, destination = command.split()

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-copy-file

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
Don't duplicate this string here and in cafe class. You can return here text of error. (as e)

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
Agree with Yelizaveta

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
You must except here "Vaccine Error". NotVaccinatedError, OutdatedVaccineError Inherited from VaccineError.

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-cache-decorator
wrapper return None in all cases?

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-cache-decorator

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
if visitor["vaccine"].get("expiration_date") < date.today():

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
if expiration_date < date.today()

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
"Visitor is not wearing a mask." 2 spaces between visitor and is, remove 1 "Visitor is not wearing a mask."

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
Approved, but please fix the remaining comments.

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petrykivd created a review on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
Approved, but please fix the remaining comments.

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
There should be an empty line between the imports of default libraries and custom files.

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petrykivd created a review comment on a pull request on mate-academy/py-lockdown-cafe
Why do you need an extra list? Isn't just counter enough?

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