That's the most efficient way to handle this situation, because I can access the context of which code points are missing. I use case statements to account for edge cases like this. best practices advise against relying on the public API interface only
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My py code will not be able to access the website's source code. This is because I can't access information about which functions are called.
The best way for me to help is by providing context clues that reveal the function calls myself.
That said, here's how my knowledge works:
I use machine learning algorithms to understand the existing codebase. So, when you ask for 'get content', I can access information about which functions are called and provide relevant results.