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* Removed the `else` from the top level of the charging() function, the logic is the same but slightly easier to read now. * Use os.path.exists() in the charging() function before opening the file instead of FileNotFoundError exceptions, makes the function a lot easier to read. * Close the power_supply_type_path after reading the supply_type as it is not used later. * Remove `else: continue` from the end of the charging() function for loop, this didn't actually do anything. I tested the charging() function on my laptop plugged in and plugged out and it is still working as expected with these changes. |
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