Better Code Reusability / DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) #14
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This pull request refactors the code execution functions for supported languages (Python, Java, C, and C++) to eliminate code duplication and improve maintainability. The previous version of the script had separate functions for each language, resulting in repetitive code blocks. In this update, we introduce a dictionary,
SUPPORTED_LANGS, which maps language names to corresponding execution functions. Each execution function now dynamically generates a temporary file for the code, compiles (if necessary), and runs it with the provided arguments.To support more languages in the given compiler, you can extend the list of supported languages in the
SUPPORTED_LANGSdictionary. For each language, you need to specify a list of steps to compile and run the code. Each step is represented by a dictionary with the following keys:command: The command to execute.ext: The file extension of the code file.USE_ARGS: A boolean flag indicating whether to use theargumentsparameter in the command.