@JuanmaMedina @MeryTouceda @MigleSur We need to push local commits and merge stuff like validation.
@JuanmaMedina You need to transform your code into a checking set of functions and a correcting set of functions that take one description and check it and based on the check the fixing part does its job. Do the same thing for multiple descriptions. The part with reading from a file can be added separately, and removed in the end.
Some functions in a module may not make sense for the module to expose as "public" functions. This is the case of functions that you use as "helper" functions which will never be used by someone who imports the module. Check out this post on conventions on how to name functions:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1547145/defining-private-module-functions-in-python
@JuanmaMedina @MeryTouceda @MigleSur We need to push local commits and merge stuff like validation.
@JuanmaMedina You need to transform your code into a checking set of functions and a correcting set of functions that take one description and check it and based on the check the fixing part does its job. Do the same thing for multiple descriptions. The part with reading from a file can be added separately, and removed in the end.
Some functions in a module may not make sense for the module to expose as "public" functions. This is the case of functions that you use as "helper" functions which will never be used by someone who imports the module. Check out this post on conventions on how to name functions: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1547145/defining-private-module-functions-in-python
Let's track other merging and module issues here