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I don’t know if we are gonna do it like this, but I’m supposing that there’s a main class that calls each of my methods.
For writing I need the user’s pod, pod’s path, list of locations and user’s current dataset. The first parameter comes from @FdezAriasSara ‘s method, the second from @Manuhcuartas ’s method, the third is a list of new locations to add into the POD and the fourth is mine.
For reading I need the user’s pod, pod’s path (same like before). And I’m returning a list of locations.
Also in my class I’m storing the dataset to be reused when writing.
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We need a way to filter the list of locations.
An idea cold be using two lists: a list with the ones that are stored and another with the ones to be added
I don’t know if we are gonna do it like this, but I’m supposing that there’s a main class that calls each of my methods.
For writing I need the user’s pod, pod’s path, list of locations and user’s current dataset. The first parameter comes from @FdezAriasSara ‘s method, the second from @Manuhcuartas ’s method, the third is a list of new locations to add into the POD and the fourth is mine.
For reading I need the user’s pod, pod’s path (same like before). And I’m returning a list of locations.
Also in my class I’m storing the dataset to be reused when writing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: