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- Replace nested dictionaries with classes and objects - Add custom logger with colored output - Add type hints to function signatures - Update variable names to follow Python conventions - Modularize code into functions - Use tqdm library for progress bar functionality The changes involve restructuring the code using classes and objects instead of nested dictionaries. Additionally, a custom logger is implemented with colored output to enhance visibility. Function signatures are annotated with type hints for improved clarity. Variable names are updated to adhere to Python naming conventions. The code is modularized into functions for better organization and reusability. The tqdm library is utilized to provide progress bar functionality during file traversal.
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cool project man, but i thought to myself why not make it better? 😁 |
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Could you give me some feedback, what did I wrong. Is there anything I can do better. 😎 |
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The changes involve restructuring the code using classes and objects instead of nested dictionaries. Additionally, a custom logger is implemented with colored output to enhance visibility. Function signatures are annotated with type hints for improved clarity. Variable names are updated to adhere to Python naming conventions. The code is modularized into functions for better organization and reusability. The tqdm library is utilized to provide progress bar functionality during file traversal.