get_discord_emoji doesn't contain any code216 break
217 f.write(block)
218
219 def get_discord_emoji(self, _id: int, /) -> Optional[BytesIO]:220 pass
221
222 def get_file_path(self, emoji: str) -> str:download_emoji doesn't contain any code148 code_points = [f"{ord(c):04X}" for c in emoji]
149 return f"./resources/emoji/openmoji/{'-'.join(code_points)}.png"
150
151 def download_emoji(self, download_url):152 pass
153
154get_discord_emoji doesn't contain any code141 安装路径：./resources/emoji/openmoji
142 """
143
144 def get_discord_emoji(self, _id: int, /) -> Optional[BytesIO]:145 pass
146
147 def get_file_path(self, emoji: str) -> str:
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pass
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def mymethod1(self, foo="Noncompliant"):
pass
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def myfunc2():
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'''
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'''
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def mymethod1(self):
pass # comment explaining why this function is empty
def mymethod2(self):
raise NotImplementedError()
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