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| test_change = sum(5)/sum(10) |
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The line test_change = sum(5)/sum(10) contains a logical error. The sum() function requires an iterable, but integers are provided. Additionally, the variable test_change is assigned but never used, which could be an oversight or unfinished implementation.
- test_change = sum(5)/sum(10)
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| test_change = sum(5)/sum(10) | |
| # TODO: Implement the intended functionality or remove if not needed |
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| is_this_necessary = 5 |
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Consider documenting the purpose of is_this_necessary if it's not used within this file. If it's not necessary, consider removing it to clean up the code.
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| TWITTER_OAUTH_TOKEN = "dkedjekdjekldjekldje" | ||
| TWITTER_OAUTH_SECRET = "dkejkdjekdjkejdkjekdjekjdkjed" | ||
| AWS_CREDENTIALS = { 'key': 'djekjdkejde', 'secret': 'dncndmncdmncd' } |
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Storing sensitive information such as OAuth tokens and AWS credentials directly in the source code is a security risk. Consider using environment variables or a secure vault solution to manage these values securely.
Add calc logic
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