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OpenStudy (anonymous):

criticize me: http://dpaste.com/571785/

OpenStudy (anonymous):

btw this is ps9

OpenStudy (anonymous):

My code is almost exactly the same (so I don't think there is much to criticize here)! However, for def __eq__ in the triangle class, I made it so that triangles were equal if their sides and heights were the same, thus triangles of the same area would be seen as unequal (ex, triangle with ht: 6 and base: 2 would be equal to another triangle w/ ht: 6 and base: 2. But it wouldn't be equal to a triangle with ht: 4 and base: 3). I guess by 'equal', I took it to mean congruent. And the only other difference was that in Shapes(), I set my iterator to None under __init__. But I like how you put it after the code in addShape, that makes sense.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

soon... as soon as I get done redoing the horrific and sinister problem 8.4 to my satisfaction:)

OpenStudy (anonymous):

thanks for the comments

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