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Memory aliasing
Implicit memory aliasing detected in for loop. When using for loops in Go, the iteration variable is reused across all iterations. This means the variable itself doesn’t change, just its value does. Storing the address of this variable can lead to unexpected behavior, as the pointer will be dereferenced after the loop finishes. To avoid this issue, it’s better to directly access the elements of the iterable you’re looping through, rather than using the iterator variable. By doing this, you can prevent any unintended side effects and improve the stability of your code.
Likelihood: LOW
Confidence: LOW
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