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Review Summary

I am approving your solution because it implements all required features correctly and aligns with the task’s constraints. You defined the Actor dataclass with the required id, first_name, and last_name fields in models.py, and your ActorManager in managers.py provides working create, all, update, and delete methods backed by a SQLite connection created in __init__. The all() method correctly returns a list of Actor instances and naturally returns an empty list when there are no rows, which matches the requirement. Your class naming follows the singular form rule, and there is no indication of .sqlite or .db3 files being tracked, which respects the checklist.

The only thing to keep in mind going forward is to ensure that the actual table_name value you pass into ActorManager is plural when the table stores multiple actors, to match the naming guideline [CHECKLIST ITEM #2]. This is not a blocker in your current code because the pluralization responsibility sits with the caller, but it’s a good convention to follow. Overall, this is a clear, functional implementation that meets the task’s expectations—well done.

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