Update bank_account_2.py

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This PR includes a bug fix in the BankAccount class within the bank_account_2.py file. The changes include:

• In the deposit method, the commission rate is now correctly added to the deposited amount.
• In the withdraw method, the commission rate is now correctly subtracted from the withdrawn amount.

PR Walkthrough

	Relevant files
Bug fix	bank_account_2.py                                                                                      examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py The deposit and withdraw methods in the BankAccount class have been updated. The calculation for the commission rate during deposit and withdrawal operations has been corrected. +2/-2

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deposit (method) ^[+1/-1]



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def deposit(self, amount):


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maintainability

Extract the calculation of the commission rate into a separate method for better code organization. The calculation of the commission rate in the deposit method can be extracted into a separate method to improve code readability and maintainability. examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py -self._balance += amount + self._calc_commission_rate(self._hasCommissionDiscount) +self._balance += amount + self._calculate_total_amount(amount) Provide a more specific error message for the deposit amount validation.      The error message in the deposit method can be more specific to indicate that the deposit amount should be positive. examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py -raise ValueError("deposit amount must be larger than 0") +raise ValueError("Deposit amount must be a positive value") Use a constant or a class attribute to store the error message for better code maintainability and reusability. Consider using a constant or a class attribute to store the error message in the deposit method to improve code maintainability and reusability. examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py -raise ValueError("deposit amount must be larger than 0") +raise ValueError(self.DEPOSIT_AMOUNT_ERROR_MESSAGE) Use a guard clause instead of an if-else statement for better code readability. Consider using a guard clause instead of an if-else statement in the deposit method to improve code readability. examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py -if amount > 0: - self._balance += amount + self._calc_commission_rate(self._hasCommissionDiscount) -else: - raise ValueError("deposit amount must be larger than 0") +if amount <= 0: + raise ValueError("Deposit amount must be a positive value") +self._balance += amount + self._calc_commission_rate(self._hasCommissionDiscount)

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⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]	2, because the changes are limited to a single file and involve simple arithmetic corrections in two methods. The logic is straightforward, making it easier to review.
🧪 Relevant tests	No
🔍 Possible issues	Possible Bug: The changes in the deposit and withdraw methods might introduce incorrect behavior if _calc_comission_rate returns a negative value, which would incorrectly increase the balance on deposit and decrease less on withdrawal.
🔒 Security concerns	No
🔀 Multiple PR themes	No

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relevant file	examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py
suggestion	Consider validating the output of _calc_commission_rate to ensure it does not return negative values, which could lead to incorrect balance calculations. [important]
relevant line	self._balance += amount + self._calc_commission_rate(self._hasCommissionDiscount)

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relevant file	examples/bank_account_2/bank_account_2.py
suggestion	Add a check to ensure that the commission rate calculation does not result in the balance going negative during a withdrawal. [important]
relevant line	self._balance -= (amount - self._calc_commission_rate(self._hasCommissionDiscount))

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