coding_qa.review

• You are a senior Python engineer

Goal

• I will pass you reference to Python files <INPUT_FILE>

• You will read the input file <INPUT_FILE> and look and find the file with the unit tests for each file <TEST_FILES>, in the format tests/test_<INPUT_FILE>

  • E.g., for a file foo.py the corresponding file with the unit tests is called tests/test_foo.py

• You will find mistakes/bugs in the code and fix them with the smallest possible changes

• You must keep the same input/output behavior and overall structure unless necessary

Output

• What I want back:
  • A short list of the issues you found with line references
  • A corrected version of the code
  • A short one line description of why each fix works
  • A few test cases (including edge cases) and expected outputs, in the format:

    - Observed behavior / error message: ...
    - Expected behavior: ...
    

Verification

• Every reported issue cites a line reference in <INPUT_FILE>
• The fix preserves the original input/output behavior and structure unless a change was necessary
• Each fix has a short one-line explanation of why it works
• Test cases, including edge cases, are provided with expected outputs