Avoid expressions that always evaluate to the same value best practice

Avoid expressions that always evaluate to the same value

This code will always evaluate the same value regardless of the inputs.

It looks like the if statement will either always evaluate to True or always evaluate to False regardless of what inputs are used.

This is probably a typo or perhaps the code was for debugging and should not have been committed.

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helpers.py

	1	+	if value == 1 and False:
	2	+	foo_bar()

This code will always evaluate the same value regardless of the inputs.

Update helpers.py