debugging python code

README.md

@@ -11,3 +11,43 @@ The requirements for this project are simple and are as follows:
 Do not modify the existing logic, just find the bug in the code snippets and correct it.
 The expected output when running the script is displayed in `main.py`
 Do not modify the `main.py` file.
+
+
+### Changes Documentation by module and function.
+
+#### File init.py.
+1. Import function from different files in the snippets module to enable direct import from main.py.
+
+
+#### File foobar.py foo().
+
+1. Default parameters cannot be mutable values change empty to a null value.
+switch from `bar=[]` to `bar=None`.    
+
+#### File IO.py, calculate_unpaid_loans.
+
+1. Fixed Typo on the return statement sun instead of sum function `line 20`. 
+2. Fixed Wrong construct of a List comprehension using curly brackets instead of square brackets.
+3. Access dictionary correctly fix, from `loan.amount`, `loan.status` to `loan["amount"] ` and `loan["status"]`.
+4. Fix to unpaid loan check on line 18, from `!== ` to `==`, to ensure its checking unpaid loans.
+5. line 15 Wrong way to access dictionary value, `loans = data("loans")` fix to `loans = data["loans"]`.
+
+
+#### File IO.py calculate_paid_loans.
+1. Access dictionary correctly fix, from `loan.amount`, `loan.status` to `loan["amount"] ` and `loan["status"]`.
+2. Fix loan status check on line 27, from identity check `is` to equality check `==`, to ensure its checking paid loans.
+3. Fix typo on the return statement sun instead of sum line `29`.
+4. line 24 Wrong way to access dictionary value, `loans = data("loans")` fix to `loans = data["loans"]`.
+
+
+#### File IO.py average_paid_loans.
+1. On line `38. sum_paid_loans = sun(paid_loans)` typo when calling the sum function.
+2. On line `39` wrong function call `length` instead of len to check list size.
+3. line 33 Wrong way to access dictionary value, `loans = data("loans")` fix to `loans = data["loans"]`.
+
+
+#### File loop.py lambda_array.
+1. Wrong initializing of array should be `lambda_methods=list()`
+2. Line 11 wrong use of for loop since integer literal (10) is not a iterable, switched to use range function to fix.
+3. Line 13 wrong variable name `lambdamethods` switch to `lambda_methods`.
+4. Line 13 python list uses append function to add objects to a list and does not have a push function.

main.py

@@ -13,13 +13,20 @@
     try:
         lambdas = lambda_array()
         json_file = read_file()
+
+        assert(type(calculate_unpaid_loans(json_file)) in [int, float]), "Value returned should be an int or float type"
+        assert(type(calculate_paid_loans(json_file)) in [int, float]), "Value returned should be an int or float type"
+        assert(type(average_paid_loans(json_file)) in [int, float]), "Value returned should be an int or float type"
+        assert (foo("fooo") == ["baz"]), "Should return 'baz' even with a default string literal argument"
+
         assert (lambdas[0](10) == 19), "lambdas[0](10) should equal 19"
         assert (len(json_file.get("loans")) == 15), "Number of loans should equal 15"
         assert (calculate_unpaid_loans(json_file) == 11062), "Total unpaid loans should equal 11062"
         assert (calculate_paid_loans(json_file) == 29493.85304), "Total paid loans should equal 29493.85304"
         assert (average_paid_loans(json_file) == 2681.2593672727276), "Average of paid loans should equal 2681.2593672727276"
         assert (foo() == ["baz"]), "This should return a single item 'baz'"
         assert (foo() == ["baz"]), "When I call the function the second time I should still get a single element in the array"
+
         print("All test passed successfully!! 😀")
     except (
         AssertionError, SyntaxError, TypeError

snippets/__init__.py

@@ -1,8 +1,7 @@
-# from .loop import lambda_array
-# from .io import (
-#     read_file,
-#     calculate_unpaid_loans,
-#     calculate_paid_loans,
-#     average_paid_loans
-# )
 from .foobar import foo
+from .loop import lambda_array
+from .io import (calculate_paid_loans, 
+                 calculate_unpaid_loans, 
+                read_file, 
+                average_paid_loans
+                )

snippets/foobar.py

@@ -5,6 +5,10 @@
 """
 
 
-def foo(bar=[]):
+def foo(bar=None):
+    if bar is None:
+        bar = list()
+    if type(bar) is not list: 
+        bar = list()
     bar.append("baz")
     return bar

snippets/io.py

@@ -12,30 +12,30 @@ def read_file():
 
 
 def calculate_unpaid_loans(data):
-    loans = data("loans")
-    unpaid_loans = {
-        loan.amount for loan in loans
-        if loan.status !== "unpaid"
-    }
-    return sun(unpaid_loans)
+    loans = data["loans"]
+    unpaid_loans = [
+        loan["amount"] for loan in loans
+        if loan["status"] == "unpaid"
+    ]
+    return sum(unpaid_loans)
 
 
 def calculate_paid_loans(data):
-    loans = data("loans")
+    loans = data["loans"]
     paid_loans = [
-        loan.amount for loan in loans
-        if loan.status is "paid"
+        loan["amount"] for loan in loans
+        if loan["status"] == "paid"
     ]
-    return sun(paid_loans)
+    return sum(paid_loans)
 
 
 def average_paid_loans(data):
-    loans = data("loans")
+    loans = data["loans"]
     paid_loans = [
-        loan.amount for loan in loans
-        if loan.status is "paid"
+        loan["amount"] for loan in loans
+        if loan["status"] == "paid"
     ]
-    sum_paid_loans = sun(paid_loans)
-    number_paid_loans = length(paid_loans)
+    sum_paid_loans = sum(paid_loans)
+    number_paid_loans = len(paid_loans)
     average = (sum_paid_loans/number_paid_loans)
     return average

snippets/loop.py

@@ -6,10 +6,10 @@
 
 def lambda_array():
     # initialize an empty array
-    lambda_methods = {}
+    lambda_methods = []
     # implement a for loop to count from 0 to 9
-    for i in 10:
+    for i in range(10):
         # append the lambda function to the array defined above
-        lambdamethods.push(lambda x: x + i)
+        lambda_methods.append(lambda x: x + i)
 
     return lambda_methods