Update common_data_nl.py #77

timonvanhasselt · 2024-10-24T11:29:44Z

één versus een (last one is also 'a', like in "a person" etc. één means one, like in "one person")

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- Updated the representation of the numeral 1 in Dutch to include the correct accent, changing it from 'een' to 'één'.

This enhancement ensures accurate language representation for users.

één versus een (last one is also 'a', like in "a person" etc. één means one, like in "one person")

coderabbitai · 2024-10-24T11:30:04Z

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The changes involve an update to the Dutch numeral representation in the _NUM_STRING_NL dictionary within the lingua_franca/lang/common_data_nl.py file. The string for the numeral 1 has been changed from 'een' to 'één', correcting the spelling to include the appropriate accent. No other modifications to logic or control flow are present.

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File Path	Change Summary
lingua_franca/lang/common_data_nl.py	Updated `_NUM_STRING_NL[1]` from `'een'` to `'één'`

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant System
    User->>System: Request numeral representation for 1
    System-->>User: Return 'één'

🐰 In the land of numbers, so bright and keen,
A change was made to the numeral scene.
From 'een' to 'één', with an accent so fine,
Now Dutch words dance, in a way that's divine!
Hopping with joy, we celebrate this feat,
For letters and numbers make our world sweet! 🌟

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24-24: LGTM! Correct distinction between "één" and "een".

The change from 'een' to 'één' is linguistically accurate. In Dutch, "één" specifically means the numeral "one", while "een" is the indefinite article "a".

24-24: ⚠️ Potential issue

Remove duplicate dictionary definition.

There are two definitions of _NUM_STRING_NL in this file. The second definition (lines 313-361) appears to be redundant and could lead to confusion or maintenance issues.

Suggested fix: Remove the second dictionary definition since it's already defined at the top of the file.
-_NUM_STRING_NL = {
-    0: 'nul',
-    1: 'één',
-    2: 'twee',
-    3: 'drie',
-    4: 'vier',
-    5: 'vijf',
-    6: 'zes',
-    7: 'zeven',
-    8: 'acht',
-    9: 'negen',
-    10: 'tien',
-    11: 'elf',
-    12: 'twaalf',
-    13: 'dertien',
-    14: 'veertien',
-    15: 'vijftien',
-    16: 'zestien',
-    17: 'zeventien',
-    18: 'achttien',
-    19: 'negentien',
-    20: 'twintig',
-    30: 'dertig',
-    40: 'veertig',
-    50: 'vijftig',
-    60: 'zestig',
-    70: 'zeventig',
-    80: 'tachtig',
-    90: 'negentig',
-    100: 'honderd'
-}
Let's verify if this second dictionary is used anywhere in the codebase:

Also applies to: 313-361

✅ Verification successful

Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:

The review comment is correct - there is a duplicate definition of _NUM_STRING_NL

The search results clearly show two definitions of _NUM_STRING_NL in the file:

First definition at the beginning of the file (around line 6)

Second identical definition later in the file (around line 313)

The first definition is actively used throughout the codebase:

It's inverted to create _STRING_NUM_NL using invert_dict()

It's imported and used in format_nl.py for number formatting functions

The second definition is redundant and should be removed as suggested in the review comment, since it's overwriting the same dictionary with identical values without any apparent reason.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any references to _NUM_STRING_NL after its first definition
rg -A 5 "_NUM_STRING_NL" --context 5
Length of output: 5928

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