On Being Stylish
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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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< 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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