How do I make this piece of code look professional in the software industry and go production?

>not adding detailed logs and managing them with a full ELK stack

Don't reinvent the wheel.
pip install is_negative

I have never used Java, what does "bean" even mean?

are you retard

bean is...
a bean. you know. simple as bean. take along bean.

quads of fuck java

a serializable struct
I'm not kidding - that's literally it. Except in typical Java fashion, people have written entire tomes about it. I'm so glad that godforsaken language and its ecosystem are being eaten by Go and .NET Core.

Think bean means that this class i not instantiated manually but rather created by some framework as a part of dependency injection. Aka the lifecycle of the class is handled by the DI method.

achzully its a class that has
1. private fields (use get and set if needs be)
2. no argument constructor
3. serializable

if the architecture is sound implementation is unimportant

now excuse me, i need to go back to working with a text editor that has 300 ms input lag

class Mathematics:
def __init__(self):
self.greeting = "Good Morning sir!"
def is_positive(self, n):
if type(n) == int:
if n > 0:
if n % 2 == 0:
return True
else:
return False
else:
return False
else:
return False

math = Mathematics()
for i in range(10):
truth_checker = math.is_positive(i)
print(truth_checker)

public class PositiveCheckerInterface extends Checks implements onPositiveCheckListener {
private PositiveCheckerNumber positiveCheckerNumber;

public PositiveCheckerInterface(PositiveCheckerNumber positiveCheckerNumber) {
positiveCheckerNumber = this.positiveCheckerNumber;
}

@Override
private onCheckPositive(){
return Number.builder().number(positiveCheckerNumber.getNumber()) > Number.ZERO;
}

}

sir good morning

>implements onPositiveCheckListener
kek

ship it

shouldn't it be n >= 0 ?