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The change modifies src/main.py by adding three new print statements. One is a duplicate of an existing statement that outputs "Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!", while the others print "this is python" and "is it still python?". There are no deletions or modifications to existing functionality, and the overall control flow remains sequential without any changes to exported or public entities.

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src/main.py Added a duplicate print statement outputting "Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!", and additional print statements outputting "this is python" and "is it still python?".

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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src/main.py (1)

9-10: Use consistent string quotes.

For consistency with the existing code style, use double quotes instead of single quotes in string literals.

-    print('this is python')
-    print('is it still python?')
+    print("this is python")
+    print("is it still python?")
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11-11: SyntaxError: missing closing quote in string literal

print("Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!")
print('this is python')
print('is it still python?')
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix invalid comment syntax.

The line is missing the '#' prefix required for Python comments, which will cause a syntax error.

-    here's a comment
+    # here's a comment
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here's a comment
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11-11: SyntaxError: missing closing quote in string literal


11-12: SyntaxError: Expected a statement

print("Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!")


print("Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!")
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Remove duplicate print statement.

This line is an exact duplicate of line 7. Removing it will improve code maintainability.

-    print("Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!")
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print("Wanda testing preflight 1.11.5 - migrations!")

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