Bug Fix for callback function to check callable type and 4 params#16
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…ameters Bug Fix: Accommodates class methods, which will have an additional self parameter, making a total of 4 parameters in addition to 3. Bug Fix: Use the callable() built-in function to check if callback is a callable object, as it will handle all types of functions, methods, and any object implementing the __call__ method.
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Addresses this issue - #7 as well. |
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1: Accommodates class methods, which will have an additional self parameter, making a total of 4 parameters in addition to 3.
2: Use the callable() built-in function to check if callback is a callable object, as it will handle all types of functions, methods, and any object implementing the call method.