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🐍 Embrace the Magic of Python Mastery!

Greetings, fellow Pythonistas! 🤩 Today, we embark on an epic journey to master the art of writing
maintainable code in the realm of Python. Brace yourselves as we unravel the secrets to vanquishing

the top 6 Python errors that could be holding your code back from greatness!

1. Line Length Limitation 📏

Is your code line stretching endlessly like a snake's slither? Fear not, for fixing this error will ensure
your code remains as readable as a bestselling novel! Embrace the power of line breaks and keep those

lines concise – a true mark of coding elegance. 💯

Recommendation: Line contains 132 characters which is greater than 120 authorized

The error is the code is that the line exceeds


the recommended maximum number of line The fix is to split the long string across
length of 120 characters. multiple lines using parentheses for better
readability.

2. Unused Function Parameters 🚫

Carrying unnecessary baggage slows you down, and unused function parameters are no exception.
Banish these useless parameters, and your code will be lean, mean, and ready to take on any challenge

with ease. Streamlining your functions is the key to maintainability bliss! 🌊

Recommendation: Remove the unused function parameter "inval"

The error is the presence of an unused function The fix to the code is to remove the unused
parameter `inval`. function parameter `inval`.

3. Consistent Returns 🔄

Inconsistent return statements in your functions are like a choose-your-own-adventure book with too
many endings – confusing, right? Fix this error, and your code will flow like a well-written novel,
guiding the reader (and the interpreter) through a seamless journey. Consistency is the key to

maintainability! 📖

Recommendation: Function has 4 returns or yields, which is more than the 3 allowed
The fix is to consolidate the return statements
The error is that the function has 4 return into a single return statement with consistent
statements, which exceeds the recommended behavior.
maximum of 3 returns or yields.

4. Trailing Comments 💬

Move those trailing comments to their rightful place on the previous empty line, and your code will be
as organized as a well-curated museum exhibit. This simple fix enhances readability and

maintainability, paving the way for future coders to navigate your masterpiece with ease. 🚶‍♂️

Recommendation: Move the trailing comment on the previous empty line

The error is that the trailing comment is on the


The fix is to move the trailing comment to the
same line as the code, which can make the
previous empty line for better readability.
code harder to read.

5. Explicit Imports 🌐

Explicitly importing the specific classes, you need is like having a well-organized toolbox. No more
rummaging through a cluttered mess – fix this error, and your code will thank you with improved

readability and maintainability, making it a true work of art! 🔍

Recommendation: Explicitly import the specific classes needed

The error is that the entire `math` module is The fix is to explicitly import only the specific
imported, which can lead to naming conflicts classes or functions needed, in this case, the
and make the code harder to maintain. `pi` constant from the `math` module.

6. Cognitive Complexity 🧠

Refactor your functions to reduce their Cognitive Complexity, and your code will become a well-oiled
machine, running smoothly and efficiently. Embrace simplicity, and your code will be a joy to

maintain, impressing your peers and mentors alike! 🏆


Recommendation: Refactor the function to reduce its Cognitive Complexity from 19 to the 15
allowed

The error is that the function's Cognitive


Complexity (a measure of code complexity) is The fix is to refactor the function by extracting
19, which exceeds the recommended the string processing logic into a separate
maximum of 15. function, reducing the overall Cognitive
Complexity.
Embrace these fixes, and your Python code will be a shining beacon of maintainability, enabling you to

build upon your work with confidence and ease. 🏆 Remember, a well-maintained codebase is the

foundation for future success. Happy coding, Pythonistas! 🐍🎉

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