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feat: add compute_total helper (Scenario B)
anto-deepsource May 26, 2026
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Merge branch 'master' into sim-base-sync-20260526-140417
anto-deepsource May 26, 2026
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"""Scenario B feature work — should appear in the PR diff."""


def compute_total(items):
"""Sum item prices; intentional issue: shadows builtin 'sum'."""
sum = 0

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Local `sum` variable shadows builtin function, causing bugs


The local assignment to sum shadows the builtin Python function sum(), making it unusable in the current scope. This can cause confusing bugs or runtime errors if the actual function is needed for summation or iterable processing.
Rename the local variable from sum to a non-builtin name to restore access to the builtin sum() function and prevent name conflicts.

for item in items:
sum += item
return sum
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