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def __init__(self, complexity_calculator: ComplexityCalculator, window_resizer: WindowResizer): self.complexity_calculator = complexity_calculator self.window_resizer = window_resizer self.uptime = 0.9985 de…
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- For each test query, define the expected resized query or the expected outcome (e.g., whether the resizing was correct). 2. **Calculate Complexity**: - Use your `calculate_complexity` function to determine the complexity of each qu…
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