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The extras episodes on persistence and databases assume a Patient class is in the inflammation project. This class was removed with the new section 3.
The test test_patient.py refers to a models.Patient class but it does not exist in models.py.
test_patient.py
We could easily fix this by adding the Patient class back to models.py:
class Observation: def __init__(self, day, value): self.day = day self.value = value def __str__(self): return str(self.value) class Patient: """A patient in an inflammation study.""" def __init__(self, name): self.name = name self.observations = [] def add_observation(self, value, day=None): if day is None: try: day = self.observations[-1].day + 1 except IndexError: day = 0 new_observation = Observation(day, value) self.observations.append(new_observation) return new_observation def __str__(self): return self.name
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The extras episodes on persistence and databases assume a Patient class is in the inflammation project. This class was removed with the new section 3.
The test
test_patient.py
refers to a models.Patient class but it does not exist in models.py.We could easily fix this by adding the Patient class back to models.py:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: