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@jjsaund jjsaund commented Dec 15, 2024

Hope this works!

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antsh3k commented Dec 16, 2024

Very elegant solution. Well done. The wrapping paper is on order:

A couple minor comments:

  1. Wrapping has a spelling mistake
  2. Create a git .gitignore file to ignore the *.csv
    This is useful so that you are not tracking data on git.
  3. Avoided using built-in names like min, max for variables


data['result'] = data.apply(lambda row: total_material(row['Length'], row['Width'], row['Height']), axis=1)

print(f"Total wrappping material needed: {data.result.sum()}")
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wrapping*

def total_material(L,W,H):
sa = 2*(L*W+W*H+H*L)
sorted_dims = sorted([L, W, H])
min = sorted_dims[0]
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Avoid using built-in names like min, max for variable names.

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The logic and solution is great. Please address the specified minor chnages before I will accept the PR.

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This should not be tracked via git. Create a .gitignore file and add *.csv to the contents. this will stop tracking the data file.

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