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Implement a collection of utility functions for various common programming tasks

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Implement Independent Utility Functions

Create a collection of independent utility functions for various common programming tasks

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Implement More Utility Functions

Implement a collection of utility functions for various common programming tasks

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  • New Features
    • Added string reversal and RGB-to-hex color conversion utilities.
  • Tests
    • Introduced comprehensive unit tests for string reversal and RGB-to-hex conversion, including input validation and error handling.

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Two new files were added: a utility module with functions for string reversal and RGB-to-hex conversion, and a corresponding test suite. The utility functions include input validation with specific error handling. The tests comprehensively verify correct behavior, type checking, and value range enforcement for both functions.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/string_utils.py Added reverse_string and rgb_to_hex utility functions with input validation and detailed docstrings.
tests/test_string_utils.py Introduced unit tests for reverse_string and rgb_to_hex, covering normal cases, type errors, and value errors.

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    participant Tester
    participant string_utils.py

    Tester->>string_utils.py: reverse_string(input_string)
    alt input is not string
        string_utils.py-->>Tester: raise TypeError
    else
        string_utils.py-->>Tester: reversed string
    end

    Tester->>string_utils.py: rgb_to_hex(r, g, b)
    alt any input not int
        string_utils.py-->>Tester: raise TypeError
    else any input out of range
        string_utils.py-->>Tester: raise ValueError
    else
        string_utils.py-->>Tester: hex string
    end
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
src/string_utils.py (1)

1-23: Good implementation, but consider performance for long strings

The reverse_string function correctly validates input and performs manual string reversal. However, the current implementation has O(n²) time complexity because string concatenation (char + reversed_str) creates a new string on each iteration.

For better performance with long strings, consider using one of these alternatives:

- # Manual string reversal
- reversed_str = ""
- for char in input_string:
-     reversed_str = char + reversed_str
- 
- return reversed_str
+ # Option 1: Use Python's built-in slice notation (most Pythonic)
+ return input_string[::-1]

Or:

- # Manual string reversal
- reversed_str = ""
- for char in input_string:
-     reversed_str = char + reversed_str
- 
- return reversed_str
+ # Option 2: Use list for O(n) performance, then join
+ char_list = list(input_string)
+ char_list.reverse()
+ return ''.join(char_list)
tests/test_string_utils.py (3)

4-10: Good basic tests for reverse_string, consider adding edge cases

The current tests cover basic functionality and simple edge cases.

Consider expanding test coverage with:

def test_reverse_string_special_cases():
    # Test with special characters
    assert reverse_string("hello!@#$") == "$#@!olleh"
    # Test with Unicode characters
    assert reverse_string("héllö wörld") == "dlröw ölléh"
    # Test with whitespace
    assert reverse_string("  spaced  ") == "  decaps  "

24-34: Good type error validation tests

Tests cover the expected TypeError cases for string and float inputs.

Consider also testing with a valid integer-like type that should pass:

def test_rgb_to_hex_accepts_integer_like():
    """Test that integer-like values are accepted"""
    # numpy.int32, numpy.int64 would also be good to test if numpy is used
    assert rgb_to_hex(int(255), int(128), int(64)) == '#FF8040'

35-42: Comprehensive value error validation

Tests verify that out-of-range values correctly raise ValueErrors.

Consider adding tests for boundary values to ensure the range limits work as expected:

def test_rgb_to_hex_boundary_values():
    """Test boundary values (0 and 255) are accepted"""
    assert rgb_to_hex(0, 0, 0) == '#000000'
    assert rgb_to_hex(255, 255, 255) == '#FFFFFF'
    assert rgb_to_hex(0, 255, 0) == '#00FF00'
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src/string_utils.py (2)
  • rgb_to_hex (25-52)
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
src/string_utils.py (1)

25-52: Well-implemented RGB to hex converter with thorough validation

The function includes proper input validation for both types and value ranges, with appropriate error messages. The use of all() with generator expressions is elegant and efficient. The string formatting with {:02X} correctly ensures two-digit uppercase hexadecimal representation.

tests/test_string_utils.py (2)

11-18: LGTM! Comprehensive test of basic RGB to hex conversions

The test effectively verifies conversion of primary colors, black, and white.


19-23: LGTM! Good tests for mixed color values

Tests for gray and custom color mixes validate the conversion logic works correctly for non-primary colors.

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