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courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:step4 [2015/10/15 15:14]
xposik [Preparation] 		courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:step4 [2015/10/15 15:15]
xposik [Simple filters]
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     * ''​ParanoidFilter''​ which classifies all the emails as ''​SPAM'',​ and     * ''​ParanoidFilter''​ which classifies all the emails as ''​SPAM'',​ and
     * ''​RandomFilter''​ which assigns the lables ''​OK''​ and ''​SPAM''​ randomly.     * ''​RandomFilter''​ which assigns the lables ''​OK''​ and ''​SPAM''​ randomly.
-    * If these 3 filters have some functionality in common, try to extract it into a common ancestor called ''​BaseFilter''​ **in module ''​basefilter.py''​**.+    ​* **Optional:​** If these 3 filters have some functionality in common, try to extract it into a common ancestor called ''​BaseFilter''​ **in module ''​basefilter.py''​**.
  
 Why do we need it? Why do we need it?
courses/be5b33prg/homeworks/spam/step4.txt · Last modified: 2015/11/25 15:56 by xposik