Minor fix in objects dimensions#26
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Thank you for the fix @nataliakoliou |
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Sorry for the oversight! Thank you @stasinos for pointing that out. I have removed the try-except block it in the updated code. |
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We've refined the make_square and make_long functions to address a potential issue where generated shapes could exceed the specified max_dim limit along the x or y axis.
In the make_square function, we've adjusted the calculation of the upper limit (lim) for the random delta to ensure that the generated square stays within the specified max_dim along either the x or y axis.
Similarly in the make_long function, we've adjusted the calculation of lim_x2 and lim_y2 to prevent the generated long shape from exceeding the specified max_dim along either the x or y axis.
Closes #23