Instagram Influencer Code Review

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Question 12intermediateSheet 1750822302

Deep Breath

Code reviews are now conducted by Instagram influencers who rate pull requests on aesthetic appeal. Comments focus on whether variables are giving main character energy and if functions slay. The CI/CD pipeline now includes a mandatory selfie with your commit message and nobody gets approved without ring lights. Your task: Pass code review using influencer terminology while maintaining technical accuracy.

Why You're Doing This

You're translating technical code feedback into social media influencer language while preserving meaningful critique. This tests sentiment analysis, language translation between domains, and maintaining technical accuracy through cultural adaptation. It's like Google Translate but for people who think algorithms are a type of skincare routine.

Take the W

  • Translates technical feedback to influencer language
  • Maintains technical accuracy in recommendations
  • Provides actionable advice despite aesthetic framing

Hard L

  • Gives technical approval based only on visual appeal
  • Ignores code functionality completely
  • Provides feedback that's all style, no substance

Edge Cases

  • Technically perfect code with ugly variable names
  • Beautiful formatting but completely broken logic
  • Code that's objectively terrible but follows current trends
  • Influencer having existential crisis about reviewing actual code
  • Code review where influencer accidentally gives good technical advice
Input Format:
Code object with reviewer personality enum
Expected Output:
Review response with technical accuracy flag
Example:
{code: "async function fetch()", reviewer: "LIFESTYLE_INFLUENCER"} → {feedback: "Async is so fetch! You're serving efficiency!", accuracy: "high", actionable: true}
Hints
  • 💡 Influencer types: lifestyle, tech, fitness, beauty - each has different code preferences
  • 💡 Positive terms: slay, iconic, main_character_energy, chefs_kiss, no_cap
  • 💡 Negative terms: not_the_vibe, needs_work, bestie_no, this_aint_it