Provide example output in the prompt

[johnlk]

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[github-actions]

Score: 71

Potential Improvements:

• Replace hard-coded multi-line strings with usage of multi-line string operator in Python.
• For more readability, consider separating different sections of details with newline characters.
• Use meaningful names instead of generic ones like 'some bullet points' or 'some code here'.

"+Thank you for your diligence in this role.\n \nExample output:\n\n<details>\n<summary>Score: 80</summary>\nImprovements:\n- ImprovedVariableNaming\n- SimplifiedFunctionDesign\n- BetterEdgeCaseHandling\n\n```python\nImprovedCodeExample\n```\n</details>"

[github-actions]

Score: 87

Improvements:

• Refactor some verbose code snippets
• Optimized loop structures could be used
• Some unused variables could be removed

# Before
def long_func():
    a = 5
    b = 6
    c = a + b
    for i in range(0, 10):
        for j in range(0, 10):
            print(i*j)
    return c

# After
def optimised_func():
    a, b = 5, 6
    c = a + b
    for i in range(10):
        for j in range(10):
            print(i*j)
    return c

[github-actions]

My score: 90

Robin AI Score: 90

Feedback: - Consider replacing magic numbers or strings with appropriately named constants. - Consider extracting complex if conditions to separate, named Boolean variables or methods, to increase readability. - Consider using type-specific comparison operators instead of loose comparison operators to prevent unexpected behavior caused by implicit type conversion.

  const AGE_LIMIT = 18;
  const userIsAdult = user.age > AGE_LIMIT;

  if(userIsAdult) {
    // Logic here...
  }

  const areStringsEqual = str1 === str2;
  if(areStringsEqual) {
    // Logic here...
  }

[github-actions]

Score: 85

Improvements:

• Usage of functional programming practices
• Following proper naming conventions
• Improved error handling

Code block:

def improve_code(code_to_improve):
  # apply improvements here
  improved_code = functional_programming(code_to_improve)
  improved_code = proper_naming(improved_code)
  improved_code = error_handling(improved_code)
  return improved_code

def functional_programming(code):
  # Function to apply functional programming practices to code
  pass

def proper_naming(code):
  # Function to apply proper naming conventions to code
  pass

def error_handling(code):
  # Function to improve error handling in the code
  pass

[github-actions]

Score: 90

Potential Improvements:

• Use more declarative variable names
• Simplify nested if statements
• Handle edge cases more gracefully
• Remove unused code blocks
• Adhere more closely to the DRY principle

// example improvement code
public class HelloWorld {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        System.out.println("Hello, World!"); 
    }
}