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codify_sex() is currently used with the get_expanded_comps() function and it performs as expected. However, when codify_sex() is added to get_input_n() it sometimes causes issues. It seems to work get_input_n() is called on it is on its own, but when an error arises when running the get_expanded_comps() function which also uses codify_sex(). It seems that this double usage is causing issues. Currently, the code removed codify_sex() from get_input_n(), allowing the code to work without errors; however, the code would benefit from this function's consistent use to standardize sex categorization.
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codify_sex()
is currently used with theget_expanded_comps()
function and it performs as expected. However, whencodify_sex()
is added toget_input_n()
it sometimes causes issues. It seems to workget_input_n()
is called on it is on its own, but when an error arises when running theget_expanded_comps()
function which also usescodify_sex()
. It seems that this double usage is causing issues. Currently, the code removedcodify_sex()
fromget_input_n()
, allowing the code to work without errors; however, the code would benefit from this function's consistent use to standardize sex categorization.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: