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<<<<<<< stocks-qc
from app.stocks import fetch_stocks_csv, format_usd
def test_usd_formatting():
assert format_usd(3.5) == "$3.50"
assert format_usd(0.44444) == "$0.44"
assert format_usd(123456789) == "$123,456,789.00"
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from app.stocks import fetch_stocks_csv
>>>>>>> main
In this example, assuming we added the second import and corresponding test function, we keep the top (above the ====) and remove the bottom (below the ==========)
Basically when it says there is a conflict and gives you content like this:
you basically have to choose which to keep. So in this case assuming you changed quotes to backticks and want to keep the backticks, we just keep:
We get rid of the <<<< line, the ==== line, and the >>>> line.
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