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Git repository
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Introduction
- Remain polite, courteous, respectful and constructive
throughout the evaluation process. The well-being of the community
depends on it.
- Identify with the person (or the group) evaluated the eventual
dysfunctions of the work. Take the time to discuss
and debate the problems you have identified.
- You must consider that there might be some difference in how your
peers might have understood the project's instructions and the
scope of its functionalities. Always keep an open mind and grade
him/her as honestly as possible. The pedagogy is valid only and
only if peer-evaluation is conducted seriously.
Guidelines
Please respect the following rules:
- Test the [Link] file first to verify basic functionality and type annotations
- Focus on method overriding and polymorphic behavior using abstract base classes (ABC)
- Verify that classes demonstrate proper inheritance relationships
- Check that overridden methods provide meaningful specialization
- Ensure comprehensive type annotations are used throughout all code
- Verify proper use of ABC and @abstractmethod decorators where required
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Preliminaries
Basics
Only grade the work that is in the learner's GiT repository.
Check that only the requested files are available in the git repository.
If not, the evaluation stops here.
Run python3 [Link] to test basic functionality and type checking.
The [Link] should successfully import and test the learner's classes.
If [Link] fails completely, the evaluation stops here.
Verify that all files include proper type annotations from the typing module.
If type annotations are missing or incomplete, the evaluation stops here.
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Exercises
Exercise 0 - Data Processor Foundation
If needed, ask the assessed person to help you with the tests.
Does the program correctly implement ALL the following features?
File named stream_processor.py exists and can be imported
All code includes comprehensive type annotations (typing imports, parameter types, return ty
Proper imports: from abc import ABC, abstractmethod and from typing import Any, List, Dict,
DataProcessor is an abstract base class (inherits from ABC)
DataProcessor has @abstractmethod decorators on process() and validate() methods
Method signatures match requirements:
process(self, data: Any) -> str
validate(self, data: Any) -> bool
format_output(self, result: str) -> str
NumericProcessor(), TextProcessor(), LogProcessor() classes inherit from DataProcessor (no
parameters required)
All subclasses properly override the abstract methods with specialized behavior
NumericProcessor handles numeric data (lists, individual numbers)
TextProcessor handles string data (character/word counting)
LogProcessor handles log entries (extracts log levels, generates alerts)
Demonstrates polymorphic usage (same method calls on different objects)
Run python3 stream_processor.py and verify the output matches expected format
Ask the assessed person to explain what method overriding is and why abstract base classe
Yes No
Exercise 1 - Polymorphic Streams
If needed, ask the assessed person to help you with the tests.
Does the program correctly implement ALL the following features?
File named data_stream.py exists and can be imported
All code includes comprehensive type annotations (typing imports, parameter types, return ty
Proper imports: from abc import ABC, abstractmethod and from typing import Any, List, Dict,
DataStream is an abstract base class (inherits from ABC)
DataStream has @abstractmethod decorator on process_batch() method
Method signatures match requirements:
process_batch(self, data_batch: List[Any]) -> str (abstract)
filter_data(self, data_batch: List[Any], criteria: Optional[str] = None) -> List[Any]
get_stats(self) -> Dict[str, Union[str, int, float]]
SensorStream(stream_id), TransactionStream(stream_id), EventStream(stream_id) classes i
DataStream
All subclasses properly override the abstract method and optionally override other methods w
specific behavior
SensorStream processes temperature/sensor data with alerts for extreme values
TransactionStream processes buy/sell operations with net flow calculations
EventStream processes system events with error detection and categorization
StreamProcessor class can handle multiple stream types polymorphically
Demonstrates filtering capabilities specific to each stream type
Run python3 data_stream.py and verify the output shows polymorphic processing
Does the implementation include comprehensive error handling and recovery mechanisms?
Ask the assessed person to explain how polymorphism enables the StreamProcessor to han
stream types
Yes No
Exercise 2 - Nexus Integration
If needed, ask the assessed person to help you with the tests.
Does the program correctly implement ALL the following features?
File named nexus_pipeline.py exists and can be imported
All code includes comprehensive type annotations (typing imports, parameter types, return ty
Proper imports: from abc import ABC, abstractmethod, from typing import Any, List, Dict, Unio
Protocol, and collections
ProcessingPipeline is an abstract base class with configurable stages
Stage classes (InputStage, TransformStage, OutputStage) implement process(self, data: Any
(no constructor parameters required)
Stages can use Protocol or duck typing (must have a process() method)
JSONAdapter(pipeline_id), CSVAdapter(pipeline_id), StreamAdapter(pipeline_id) inherit from
ProcessingPipeline
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Each adapter overrides the process(self, data: Any) -> Union[str, Any] method for format-spec
NexusManager can orchestrate multiple pipelines polymorphically
Demonstrates pipeline chaining functionality
Includes error recovery simulation
All classes show proper method overriding with meaningful specialization
Run python3 nexus_pipeline.py and verify complex pipeline processing works
Ask the assessed person to explain how the pipeline system demonstrates both inheritance a
polymorphism
Yes No
Code Quality and Understanding
Code Quality and Understanding
Evaluate the overall code quality and learner understanding:
Code follows Python conventions and is well-structured
Comprehensive type annotations are used throughout (All functions have parameter and retu
Proper use of ABC and @abstractmethod decorators for abstract base classes
Proper use of super() where appropriate in overridden methods
Method signatures are consistent between parent and child classes
Each subclass provides meaningful, distinct behavior (not just cosmetic changes)
Error handling is implemented appropriately
The learner can explain what abstract base classes (ABC) are and why they're useful
The learner can explain the difference between method overriding and method overloading
The learner understands when and why to use polymorphism
The learner can demonstrate how the same interface works with different implementations
The learner can explain the importance of type annotations in Python development
The learner understands that @abstractmethod forces subclasses to implement specific met
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Ratings
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