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Luis Gutierrez
Python Development Techdegree Student 2,695 PointsWhy is the make argument from the def __init__():; Called first when it's the last parameter?
Using chatgpt without any other block of code. the def init(): suggests to be left at the end of the attributes.
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Steven Parker
231,545 PointsBe careful about using ChatGPT (or any AI) in conjunction with the lessons, as it is notorious for getting confused and providing incorrect analysis.
But I'm wondering if you stopped partway through the lesson, because at first "make" was defined as the first parameter (after "self") but later is was moved to the end. For a few minutes the calling sequence in the code still reflects the original order, but before the lesson ends it is also rearranged to place "make" last. You might notice that the code is only executed after all changes are made and not while the reordering is still being done.