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[Improvement] Enhanced SentimentAnalysis class and added better code … #90
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Improved the SentimentAnalysis class by breaking down functionality into smaller functions for better readability and maintainability.
Added error handling to handle potential exceptions that may occur during sentiment analysis.
Refactored the code to return a dictionary with sentiment label and confidence scores instead of just printing the sentiment label.
Used meaningful variable names and added explanatory comments for better code clarity.
Updated the default model to a more current and relevant one for sentiment analysis.
The updated code is more efficient, modular, and easier for others to understand and contribute to.