Update main.py #12
Update main.py #12
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WalkthroughThe base-case in nth_fibonacci_util within main.py was modified to return an undefined variable m instead of n when n <= 1. No other logic or public interfaces were changed. Changes
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This pull request updates main.py with a single change. The modification is within the nth_fibonacci_util function, specifically altering the base case's return value. The change appears to introduce a bug by attempting to return an undefined variable, which will lead to a runtime error.
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- Potential Bug Introduction: The base case
if n <= 1:within thenth_fibonacci_utilfunction was modified toreturn minstead ofreturn n. This change introduces aNameErrorasmis not defined within the function's scope.
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Variable Name Error
The variable 'm' is undefined in this scope. This will cause a NameError when the function is called with n <= 1, breaking the Fibonacci calculation entirely.
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- Python Variable Scope
- Algorithm Correctness
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a critical bug into the nth_fibonacci_util function. The change replaces a correct return variable n with an undefined variable m in the function's base case. This will result in a NameError when the function is executed, breaking the program. This change should be reverted.
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This change introduces a NameError because the variable m is not defined in the scope of this function. For the base case of a Fibonacci sequence, the function should return n itself.
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🤖 Refacto.AI: PR Summary & Reviewer Guide🎯 1. The Goal (Why was this PR raised?)This PR aims to modify the Fibonacci calculation utility function in main.py. The change appears to be a modification to the base case return value in the nth_fibonacci_util function. 🗺️ 2. The Changes (What was implemented?)
🤔 3. Key Areas for Human ReviewHere are the most important areas to focus your review on, including specific testing instructions. Area of Concern: Potential Logic Error in Fibonacci Calculation
Area of Concern: Impact on Memoization Logic
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main.py (3)
11-13: Avoid module-level execution; remove top-level invocation.Running code at import time is a side effect and leads to duplicate/early execution before later redefinitions. Keep execution under the
__main__guard.Apply this diff:
- n = 5 - result = nth_fibonacci(n) - print(result)
72-75: Remove redundant top-level invocation at end of file.This executes on import and after multiple redefinitions, causing surprising behavior and duplicate output.
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- n = 5 - result = nth_fibonacci(n) - print(result)
36-43: Rename shadowednth_fibonaccivariants & eliminate import-time callsThe file defines
nth_fibonaccithree times (lines 2, 36, 52) and also invokes it at import time (lines 12, 73), leading to order-dependent behavior and unintended execution on import. To clean up:• Rename the plain recursive implementation (lines 2–12) to
nth_fibonacci_recursive
• Rename the memoized wrapper (lines 36–44) tonth_fibonacci_memoized
• Rename the iterative version (lines 52–70) tonth_fibonacci_iterative
• Remove or guard the top-levelresult = nth_fibonacci(...)calls at lines 12 and 73
• In theif __name__ == "__main__"block (around line 45), call the desired variant, e.g.:if __name__ == "__main__": n = 5 - result = nth_fibonacci(n) + result = nth_fibonacci_memoized(n) print(result)Diffs for renaming each definition:
- def nth_fibonacci(n): + def nth_fibonacci_recursive(n): @@ - def nth_fibonacci(n): + def nth_fibonacci_memoized(n): @@ - def nth_fibonacci(n): + def nth_fibonacci_iterative(n):
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Fix undefined name in base case (NameError) and validate input.
Returning m triggers a runtime NameError on the base case. Ruff flagged this as F821. Return n and optionally guard against negative inputs.
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- # Base case: if n is 0 or 1, return n
- if n <= 1:
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+ # Base case: handle invalid input first, then trivial cases
+ if n < 0:
+ raise ValueError("n must be non-negative")
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21-21: Undefined name m
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In main.py around lines 19 to 22, the base case mistakenly returns an undefined
name `m` causing a NameError; change the return to `n` and add input validation
to guard against negative inputs (e.g., raise a ValueError when n < 0) so
callers get a clear error for invalid input before recursion/logic proceeds.
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Variable Name Error
The variable 'm' is undefined in this context. This will cause a NameError when the function is called with n <= 1, completely breaking the Fibonacci calculation functionality.
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Standards
- Python Naming Conventions
- Algorithm Correctness
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Undefined Variable Reference
The function attempts to return variable 'm' which is undefined. This will cause a NameError when the function is called, breaking the Fibonacci calculation completely.
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- Python Variable Scope
- Function Return Correctness
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Variable Name Error in Fibonacci Base Case
The variable 'm' is undefined in this context. This will cause a NameError when the function is called with n <= 1, breaking the Fibonacci calculation completely.
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| return n |
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- Python Variable Scope
- Algorithm Correctness
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Undefined Variable Reference in Fibonacci Base Case
The code attempts to return an undefined variable 'm' in the Fibonacci base case. This will cause a NameError exception whenever the function is called with n <= 1, completely breaking the algorithm's functionality.
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- Algorithm Correctness
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