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courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:step4 [2015/10/15 14:01]
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 You should think about and write down on a piece of paper: You should think about and write down on a piece of paper:
   * How is a spam filter actually used?   * How is a spam filter actually used?
-  * What is the difference (from the implementation standpoint) between learning filter and non-learning filter?+  * What is the difference (from the implementation standpoint) between ​a learning filter and a non-learning filter?
   * Is there any part which all of the spam filters have in common?   * Is there any part which all of the spam filters have in common?
   * Is it better to create a spam filter as a function or as a class with methods and properties?   * Is it better to create a spam filter as a function or as a class with methods and properties?
-  * What are the minimal requirements for such a realization? What does it have to be able to do, and what inputs and what outputs does it have to have?+  * What are the minimal requirements for such an implementation? What does it have to be able to do, and what inputs and what outputs does it have to have?
  
 Read how the //​inheritance//​ in OOP works and how it is used in Python. You can find more information here: Read how the //​inheritance//​ in OOP works and how it is used in Python. You can find more information here:
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