This project "Covasim" is what I choose for our school project. I am learning and trying to apply aggregate pattern to the project.
The changes that I have made
I have made several changes to the people.py, but these major two changes are I have created two new classes that are "update_state" and "check_state".
The reason why I made those changes
I found there are some functions have the same purpose which is to update states and checking states. Since I am trying to apply aggregate pattern to this file. I put those functions into two different classes. For example, in class "update_state", it has three functions: "update_states_pre", "update_states_post", and "update_contacts". In class "check_state", it has nine functions: "check_inds", "check_infectious", "check_symptomatic", "check_severe", "check_critical", "check_recovery", "check_death", "check_diagnosed", and "check_quar". Basically, I just grouped those functions into two aggregate classes.
Introduction
This project "Covasim" is what I choose for our school project. I am learning and trying to apply aggregate pattern to the project.
The changes that I have made
I have made several changes to the people.py, but these major two changes are I have created two new classes that are "update_state" and "check_state".
The reason why I made those changes
I found there are some functions have the same purpose which is to update states and checking states. Since I am trying to apply aggregate pattern to this file. I put those functions into two different classes. For example, in class "update_state", it has three functions: "update_states_pre", "update_states_post", and "update_contacts". In class "check_state", it has nine functions: "check_inds", "check_infectious", "check_symptomatic", "check_severe", "check_critical", "check_recovery", "check_death", "check_diagnosed", and "check_quar". Basically, I just grouped those functions into two aggregate classes.