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def fun(challenge, my_state, goal): """ Wrapper around library magicks, there must be a better way to do this... """ d = { "s_var": my_state.thing, "g_var": goal.state, } # TODO, break these lines up to fit our style guide long_yet_appropriately_precise_variable_name = lib.Magic(challenge.attribute, challenge.d["count"] - 1, descriptor=d) breakable_line = lib.Miscellaneous.ArcaneFactory.Magic(s_var=int(my_state.thing), g_var=int(goal.state), n=1, strict=True) return long_yet_appropriately_precise_variable_name
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def fun(challenge, my_state, goal): """ Wrapper around library magicks, there must be a better way to do this... """ d = { "s_var": my_state.thing, "g_var": goal.state, } # TODO, break these lines up to fit our style guide long_yet_appropriately_precise_variable_name = lib.Magic( challenge.attribute, challenge.d["count"] - 1, descriptor=d ) breakable_line = lib.Miscellaneous.ArcaneFactory.Magic( s_var=int(my_state.thing), g_var=int(goal.state), n=1, strict=True ) return long_yet_appropriately_precise_variable_name
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11,12c11,21 < long_yet_appropriately_precise_variable_name = lib.Magic(challenge.attribute, challenge.d["count"] - 1, descriptor=d) < breakable_line = lib.Miscellaneous.ArcaneFactory.Magic(s_var=int(my_state.thing), g_var=int(goal.state), n=1, strict=True) --- > long_yet_appropriately_precise_variable_name = lib.Magic( > challenge.attribute, > challenge.d["count"] - 1, > descriptor=d > ) > breakable_line = lib.Miscellaneous.ArcaneFactory.Magic( > s_var=int(my_state.thing), > g_var=int(goal.state), > n=1, > strict=True > )
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