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[NazarShevtsov]

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I am approving your solution because it correctly implements all required functionality: the Actor dataclass in models.py has the proper fields, and ActorManager in managers.py provides the specified __init__, create, all, update, and delete methods with the correct parameters and behavior. Your manager correctly establishes the SQLite connection in __init__, uses the provided db_name and table_name, and all() returns a list of Actor instances (naturally returning an empty list when the table has no rows), which matches the task requirements. There are no functional blockers or violations of the checklist items; core CRUD operations are implemented as described and should work as expected.

One minor point you’ll see from the linter is a style issue in app/managers.py around quote usage (e.g., at lines 23–24); the project prefers double quotes over single quotes, so you can address this by switching to double quotes when the linter reports Q000 warnings. This is purely cosmetic and does not affect correctness, but fixing it will help your code pass automated style checks. Overall, you met the structural and behavioral requirements well, and the remaining adjustments are small polish items you can handle via the linter feedback. Great job implementing a clear, straightforward CRUD manager around your Actor dataclass.

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Your solution is approved because it fully meets the functional and structural requirements of the task. The Actor dataclass in models.py correctly defines id, first_name, and last_name, and the ActorManager in managers.py provides all required CRUD methods (create, all, update, delete) with appropriate parameters and behavior. The manager’s __init__ properly accepts db_name and table_name, establishes a SQLite connection using db_name, and uses table_name consistently for all queries, which aligns with the checklist expectations [CHECKLIST ITEM #1]. Your all() method returns a list of Actor instances and naturally handles the empty-table case without errors, and the other operations correctly update and delete rows based on the primary key. Class naming is singular and clear (Actor, ActorManager), and there are no embedded .db/.sqlite files in the submission, satisfying the relevant checklist constraints [CHECKLIST ITEM #2, #3, #4]. There are no critical or blocking issues remaining, and the minor SQL string style concern has already been resolved. Nice work implementing a clean, straightforward manager and dataclass—this is a solid foundation for working with simple ORM-like patterns in Python.

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