Solution#1830
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I am approving your solution because it correctly implements all required functionality and adheres to the checklist. Your Actor dataclass in models.py has the expected fields (id, first_name, last_name) with appropriate typing, and ActorManager in managers.py is a singular class whose __init__ takes db_name and table_name and sets up the SQLite connection and cursor as required. The CRUD methods behave as specified: create inserts and returns an Actor with the generated id, all returns a list of Actor instances (including an empty list when there are no rows), and update and delete correctly modify and remove records while committing changes. There are no checklist violations such as hard-coding table names or committing DB files to the repo. As a minor improvement (not required for this task), you could add explicit connection cleanup, such as a close() method or context management, to handle database resources more gracefully. Overall, your implementation is clear, aligned with the requirements, and functionally complete—nice work.
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