RE: SLC S21W1 || Creating Dynamic Interfaces with Python and Qt5

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SLC S21W1 || Creating Dynamic Interfaces with Python and Qt5

in hive-195150 •  21 days ago 

Thank you, @fombae, for publishing an article using our tag #dynamicdevs-s21w1. We have assessed your article and present the results of the evaluation below.

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Task 1 (1/1)

  • Your step-by-step guide for the installation of Thonny and Qt5 Designer was thorough and well-illustrated with screenshots, making it beginner-friendly. The detailed explanations ensured clarity and allowed users to easily replicate the process.

Task 2 (3/3)

  • The GUI created for displaying prime numbers between user-provided values was implemented effectively.
  • The code logic for checking if a number is prime was well-explained and functioned correctly. The use of a loop for checking numbers in the given range was appropriate and efficient.
  • Including a checkbox for sorting the output in descending order was a nice feature, and the RESET and QUIT functionalities were present and operational.

Task 3 (2.75/3)

  • The GUI for prime factorization was well-developed, and your explanation of the logic behind breaking a number into its prime factors was clear and precise.
  • The implementation of loops to check divisibility and build the list of factors was efficient. Your explanation of prime^count formatting for the output was a valuable touch, demonstrating attention to mathematical accuracy.
  • The user interface design and the integration with the backend logic were seamless.

Task 4 (2.75/3)

  • The GUI for calculating combinations ( C(n, p) ) was designed thoughtfully, and your use of the math.factorial function simplified the calculation process.
  • Your code included proper input validation to ensure n and p were positive integers with n > p > 0, which is essential for mathematical correctness.
  • The explanation of the combination formula and your application of it in Python showed a strong grasp of both mathematical and programming concepts.

Comment/Recommendation

Your submission demonstrated a solid understanding of event-driven programming and GUI design with PyQt5. The clear structure, accompanied by explanatory images, allowed for easy comprehension.


Final Score:

Total | 9.5/10

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