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Your solution is approved because it correctly implements the required Actor dataclass and the ActorManager with all CRUD operations and the expected signatures and behavior. The manager’s __init__ takes db_name and table_name and establishes the SQLite connection as specified, and the create, all, update, and delete methods operate on the database in line with the task requirements. There are no functional or structural blockers: core features are present, and the methods should behave correctly, including returning an empty list from all() when no rows exist.

One thing to watch going forward is checklist consistency: wherever you instantiate ActorManager, make sure you pass a plural table name (for example, "actors") to align with [CHECKLIST ITEM #4], and ensure you don’t commit any .sqlite or similar database files to the repo as per [CHECKLIST ITEM #2]. The flake8 E501 line-length issues in app/managers.py are style-only and not functional blockers, but you should fix them by wrapping long lines or breaking long SQL strings to keep your linter clean. Overall, you met the task’s core requirements well; nice work aligning your code structure with the described design.

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Your solution is approved because it meets all the functional and structural requirements for this task. The Actor dataclass correctly defines id, first_name, and last_name, and your ActorManager takes both db_name and table_name in __init__, creating the SQLite connection as required. The CRUD methods (create, all, update, delete) follow the specified signatures and operate on the database as expected, with all returning a list of Actor instances and naturally producing an empty list when there are no rows. You have respected the naming constraints by keeping class names singular and by relying on a configurable table_name parameter so plural table names can be passed at instantiation time. There are no committed database files in the repository, so you are also complying with the constraint about excluding .sqlite/.db artifacts. The only thing to keep in mind moving forward is to ensure that any code instantiating ActorManager uses a plural table name like "actors" to stay aligned with the checklist, but this does not block approval. Nicely done overall on implementing the required behavior cleanly and correctly.

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