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Hello! 😊 You've done a great job implementing the class hierarchy for different types of software engineers. However, there are a few critical issues that need to be addressed before we can approve the pull request:

1. Initialization of Parent Classes in FullStackDeveloper: The super().__init__(name) call in the FullStackDeveloper class only initializes the first parent class in the method resolution order (MRO), which is BackendDeveloper. This means that the FrontendDeveloper constructor is not called, and its skills are not properly initialized. To fix this, you should explicitly call the constructors of both BackendDeveloper and FrontendDeveloper to ensure all skills are inherited correctly.

2. Skills Initialization: In the FrontendDeveloper, BackendDeveloper, and AndroidDeveloper classes, the skills attribute is being directly assigned a list of skills. It's recommended to use the extend() method or += operator to add multiple values to a single list to align with best practices.

3. Combining Skills in FullStackDeveloper: The current approach of creating a new instance of FrontendDeveloper to access its skills is not optimal. Instead, you should directly extend the skills list of the FullStackDeveloper instance using the extend() method or += operator.

These changes are necessary to ensure the functionality and maintainability of the code. Once these issues are addressed, your solution will be much stronger and ready for approval. Keep up the great work, and don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions! 🚀

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

The super().__init__(name) call in the FullStackDeveloper class will only initialize the first parent class in the MRO, which is BackendDeveloper. This means that the FrontendDeveloper's constructor is not called, and its skills are not properly initialized. You should explicitly call the constructors of both BackendDeveloper and FrontendDeveloper to ensure all skills are inherited correctly.

[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

Review Summary

Great job on implementing a class hierarchy for different types of software engineers! 🎉 Your code meets most of the task requirements, and it's clear that you have a good understanding of object-oriented programming principles. However, there are a few areas where improvements can be made:

1. Skills Initialization: In the FrontendDeveloper, BackendDeveloper, and AndroidDeveloper classes, the skills attribute is being directly assigned a list of skills. It's recommended to use the extend() method or += operator to add multiple values to a list for better practice.

2. FullStackDeveloper Skills Initialization: The current approach of initializing skills by creating new instances of BackendDeveloper and FrontendDeveloper is inefficient. Instead, you can directly extend the skills list using the extend() method or += operator with the skills from the parent classes to avoid unnecessary object creation.

3. Method Overriding: The FullStackDeveloper class overrides the __init__ method without adding additional logic. It's generally advised to avoid overriding methods unless additional logic is needed. Consider using super().__init__(name) to ensure proper initialization when using multiple inheritance.

These issues are important to address to enhance the efficiency and maintainability of your code. Remember, the decision to approve is to help you move forward with your learning journey. Please review the comments and make the necessary improvements to your code. Keep up the great work, and continue to learn from these experiences! 🚀

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[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

The constructor calls for BackendDeveloper and FrontendDeveloper are redundant. In Python, when using multiple inheritance, you should call super().__init__(name) once to ensure proper initialization. This will call the __init__ method of both parent classes in the correct order.

[mateacademy-ai-mentor]

The way skills are being assigned here is not optimal. Instead of creating new instances of BackendDeveloper and FrontendDeveloper, you should directly use the skills from the current instance. Consider using self.skills = BackendDeveloper.skills + FrontendDeveloper.skills to avoid unnecessary object creation.