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participant main
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main->>do_work: call do_work()
do_work->>do_work: fmt.Println(starting work...)
do_work->>do_work: make(chan int, 1)
do_work->>do_work: go func() { x <- 1 }()
do_work-->>main: return
main->>veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities: call veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities(1, abc, 2.5, []int{1,2}, map[string]int{x:1})
veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities->>veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities: check if a > 10
veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities->>veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities: a = 1 <= 10, proceed
veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities-->>main: return 1, nil
main->>main: fmt.Println(result)
Note over do_work: Demonstrates goroutine usage<br/>for concurrency
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| func veryLongFunctionWithTooManyResponsibilities(a int, b string, c float64, d []int, e map[string]int) (int, error) { | ||
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large_collection is undefined, causing NameError.
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array is undefined, causing NameError in reduce.
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file is undefined, causing NameError.
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foo and do_something are undefined, causing NameError.
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Variables 'a', 'b' and function 'doSomething' are undefined, potentially causing errors if this path executes.
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