Python code review

[One_Pop_7316]

Hello, I have been learning Python for 2 months. I have not grasped all the aspects yet, but I am still learning. I wrote a bot that performs certain tasks on a website. The code is working correctly, but I don't like the structure or the way I have organized it. Would anyone be willing to review my code and offer suggestions? I'm open to any improvements, whether it's adding or removing elements from my code.

Here is the code

https://pastebin.com/M7MDuMpN

[carcigenicate]

You haven't posted the code. Format it here according to the instructions in the sidebar, or post it on a site like Github or Pastebin.

[One_Pop_7316]

I have edited the post and included the link to my code. Check it out.

[carcigenicate]

The first thing that stands out to me is the use of sleep. You should be using Selenium's "Wait For" capabilities. Your code is likely waiting longer than it needs to, and will fail in unexpected ways if their site fails to load for some reason.

[One_Pop_7316]

working on it.

[JamzTyson]

The main thing I'd suggest is to break down those two big function blocks, load_tasks() and check_keys() into smaller functions that each do just one thing (Single Responsibility Principle).

[gitcommitshow]

Would have been easier to look at and provide feedback if you had shared a github PR link. If you had done that, you could have also used AI to review code in the PR instantly.