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Code duplication detected: The new function multiplyBy622 has identical logic to the existing multiplyBy62 function (both return x * y * 12412). This violates the DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself) principle. Either remove the duplicate function or, if intended, refactor to eliminate code duplication using a shared implementation or by removing one of them.

Suggested change

	def multiplyBy622(x, y):
	# Remove this duplicate function and use multiplyBy62 instead, or clarify the intended purpose if it should be different.

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[seer-by-sentry]

This function is a duplicate of multiplyBy62 with identical logic. Code duplication makes maintenance harder and increases the risk of bugs. Consider either removing this function if it's not needed, or if both functions serve different purposes, clarify their distinct responsibilities with proper documentation and meaningful names.

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[seer-by-sentry]

The function name multiplyBy622 is misleading. The function multiplies by 12412, not 622. Function names should accurately reflect what they do. Consider renaming to something like multiplyBy12412 or extracting the magic number to a named constant with a descriptive name that explains the significance of 12412.

Suggested change

	def multiplyBy622(x, y):
	# If the constant has a specific meaning, define it at module level:
	# MULTIPLICATION_FACTOR = 12412
	def multiply_by_factor(x, y):
	"""Multiply two numbers by a predefined factor.
	Args:
	x: First number
	y: Second number
	Returns:
	x * y * MULTIPLICATION_FACTOR
	"""
	return x * y * MULTIPLICATION_FACTOR

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