Muennighoff/xP3x-sample huggingface dataset:
inputs: def _run(self, statement, parameters = None) : 
    if isinstance (statement, bytes) : 
        statement = statement.decode ('UTF-8') 
params = { 
        
} 
    for (key, value) in (parameters or { 
        
}).items () : 
        if isinstance (key, bytes) : 
            key = key.decode ('UTF-8') 
if isinstance (value, bytes) : 
            params [key] = value.decode ('UTF-8') 
else : 
            params [key] = value 
parameters = params 
    run_response = Response (self.connection) 
    pull_all_response = Response (self.connection) 
    result = StatementResult (self.connection, run_response, <MASK>) 
    result.statement = statement 
    result.parameters = parameters 
    self.connection.append (RUN, (statement, parameters), response = run_response) 
    self.connection.append (PULL_ALL, response = pull_all_response) 
    self.connection.send () 
    self.last_result = result 
    return result 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: result, run_response, self, parameters, statement, pull_all_response, value, params, key
targets: pull_all_response
inputs: def copy(self, other) : 
    'deep copy' 
    self.condition = self.condition 
    BinaryOperator.copy (self, other) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.condition = self.condition
targets: self.condition = other.condition
inputs: def RunLoad(redis_vm, load_vm, threads, port, test_id) : 
    'Spawn a memteir_benchmark on the load_vm against the redis_vm:port.

  Args:
    redis_vm: The target of the memtier_benchmark
    load_vm: The vm that will run the memtier_benchmark.
    threads: The number of threads to run in this memtier_benchmark process.
    port: the port to target on the redis_vm.
  Returns:
    A throughput, latency tuple, or None if threads was 0.
  ' 
    if (threads == 0) : 
        return None 
base_cmd = 'memtier_benchmark -s %s  -p %d  -d 128 --ratio %s --key-pattern S:S -x 1 -c 1 -t %d --test-time=%d --random-data > %s ;' 
    final_cmd = (((base_cmd % (redis_vm.internal_ip, port, FLAGS.redis_setgetratio, threads, 10, '/dev/null')) + (base_cmd % (redis_vm.internal_ip, port, FLAGS.redis_setgetratio, threads, 20, ('outfile-%d' % test_id)))) + (base_cmd % (redis_vm.internal_ip, port, FLAGS.redis_setgetratio, threads, 10, '/dev/null'))) 
    load_vm.RemoteCommand (final_cmd) 
    (output, _) = load_vm.RemoteCommand (("cat outfile-%d | grep Totals | tr -s ' ' | cut -d ' ' -f 2" % test_id)) 
    throughput = float (output) 
    (output, _) = load_vm.RemoteCommand (("cat outfile-%d | grep Totals | tr -s ' ' | cut -d ' ' -f 5" % test_id)) 
    latency = float (output) 
    (output, _) = load_vm.RemoteCommand (('cat outfile-%d' % test_id)) 
    logging.info (output) 
    return RedisResult (<MASK>, latency) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: test_id, final_cmd, _, threads, port, redis_vm, latency, output, base_cmd, throughput, load_vm
targets: throughput
inputs: def _register_sensors_from_pack(self, pack, sensors) : 
    registered_count = 0 
    for sensor in sensors : 
        try : 
            self._register_sensor_from_pack (pack = pack, sensor = sensor) 
except Exception as e : 
            if self._fail_on_failure : 
                raise e 
LOG.debug ('Failed to register sensor "%s": %s', sensor, str (e)) 
else : 
            LOG.debug ('Sensor "%s" successfully registered', sensor) 
            registered_count += 1 
return <MASK> 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: self, pack, sensor, sensors, e, registered_count
targets: registered_count
inputs: def test_create_table(self) : 
    import operator 
    from gcloud._testing import _Monkey 
    from gcloud.bigtable.happybase import connection as MUT 
    cluster = _Cluster () 
    connection = self._makeOne (autoconnect = False, cluster = cluster) 
    mock_gc_rule = object () 
    called_options = [] 
    def mock_parse_family_option(option) : 
        called_options.append (option) 
        return mock_gc_rule 
name = 'table-name' 
    col_fam1 = 'cf1' 
    col_fam_option1 = object () 
    col_fam2 = 'cf2' 
    col_fam_option2 = object () 
    col_fam3 = b'cf3' 
    col_fam_option3 = object () 
    families = { 
        col_fam1 : col_fam_option1, 
        (col_fam2 + ':') : col_fam_option2, 
        (col_fam3 + b':') : col_fam_option3, 
} 
    tables_created = [] 
    def make_table(* args, **kwargs) : 
        result = _MockLowLevelTable (* args, ** kwargs) 
        tables_created.append (result) 
        return result 
with _Monkey (MUT, _LowLevelTable = make_table, _parse_family_option = mock_parse_family_option) : 
        connection.create_table (name, families) 
(table_instance,) = tables_created 
    self.assertEqual (table_instance.args, (name, cluster)) 
    self.assertEqual (table_instance.kwargs, { 
        
}) 
    self.assertEqual (table_instance.create_calls, 1) 
    self.assertEqual (set (called_options), set ([col_fam_option1, col_fam_option2, col_fam_option3])) 
    col_fam_created = table_instance.col_fam_created 
    self.assertEqual (len (col_fam_created), 3) 
    col_fam_created.sort (key = operator.attrgetter ('column_family_id')) 
    self.assertEqual (<MASK> [0].column_family_id, col_fam1) 
    self.assertEqual (col_fam_created [0].gc_rule, mock_gc_rule) 
    self.assertEqual (col_fam_created [0].create_calls, 1) 
    self.assertEqual (col_fam_created [1].column_family_id, col_fam2) 
    self.assertEqual (col_fam_created [1].gc_rule, mock_gc_rule) 
    self.assertEqual (col_fam_created [1].create_calls, 1) 
    self.assertEqual (col_fam_created [2].column_family_id,...
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: col_fam_created
inputs: def append(self, key, value) : 
    '
        If a header with the given name already exists, the value is
        normally appended to the existing value separated by a comma.

        If, however, the already existing entry associated key with a
        value of type list (as is the case for "Set-Cookie"),
        the new value is appended to that list.
        ' 
    if (key not in self) : 
        if (key.lower () == 'set-cookie') : 
            self [key] = [value] 
else : 
            self [key] = value 
else : 
        if isinstance (self [key], list) : 
            self [key].append (value) 
else : 
            self [key] = ', '.join ([key [key], value]) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self [key] = ', '.join ([key [key], value])
targets: self [key] = ', '.join ([self [key], value])
inputs: def __delitem__(self, i) : 
    del self._row [i] 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: @ defer.inlineCallbacks 
def querySummary(self, header, connection_ids = None, global_reservation_ids = None, request_info = None) : 
    log.msg (('QuerySummary request from %s. CID: %s. GID: %s' % (header.requester_nsa, connection_ids, global_reservation_ids)), system = LOG_SYSTEM) 
    try : 
        if connection_ids : 
            conns = (yield database.ServiceConnection.find (where = ['requester_nsa = ? AND connection_id IN ?', header.requester_nsa, tuple (connection_ids)])) 
else : 
            if global_reservation_ids : 
                conns = (yield database.ServiceConnection.find (where = ['requester_nsa = ? AND global_reservation_ids IN ?', header.requester_nsa, tuple (global_reservation_ids)])) 
else : 
                conns = (yield database.ServiceConnection.find (where = ['requester_nsa = ?', header.requester_nsa])) 
reservations = [] 
        for c in conns : 
            source_stp = nsa.STP (c.source_network, c.source_port, c.source_label) 
            dest_stp = nsa.STP (c.dest_network, c.dest_port, c.dest_label) 
            schedule = nsa.Schedule (c.start_time, c.end_time) 
            sd = nsa.Point2PointService (source_stp, dest_stp, c.bandwidth, cnt.BIDIRECTIONAL, False, None) 
            criteria = nsa.QueryCriteria (c.revision, schedule, sd) 
            sub_conns = (yield self.getSubConnectionsByConnectionKey (c.id)) 
            if (len (sub_conns) == 0) : 
                data_plane_status = (False, 0, False) 
else : 
                aggr_active = all ([sc.data_plane_active for sc in sub_conns]) 
                aggr_version = (max ([sc.data_plane_version for sc in sub_conns]) or 0) 
                aggr_consistent = all ([sc.data_plane_consistent for sc in sub_conns]) 
                data_plane_status = (aggr_active, aggr_version, aggr_consistent) 
states = (states.reservation_state, c.provision_state, c.lifecycle_state, data_plane_status) 
            notification_id = self.getNotificationId () 
            result_id = 0 
            ci = nsa.ConnectionInfo...

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: states = (states.reservation_state, c.provision_state, c.lifecycle_state, data_plane_status)
targets: states = (c.reservation_state, c.provision_state, c.lifecycle_state, data_plane_status)
inputs: def test_cell_delete(self) : 
    call_info = self._stub_rpc_method ('call', 'fake_response') 
    result = self.cells_rpcapi.cell_delete (self.fake_context, 'cell_name') 
    expected_args = { 
        'cell_name' : 'cell_name', 
} 
    self._check_result (call_info, 'cell_delete', expected_args, version = '1.13') 
    self.assertEqual ('fake_response', <MASK>) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: result
inputs: @ mock.patch.object (resource_tracker.LOG, 'warning') 
def test_get_host_metrics_exception(self, mock_LOG_warning) : 
    monitor = mock.MagicMock () 
    monitor.add_metrics_to_list.side_effect = Exception 
    self.tracker.monitors = [monitor] 
    metrics = self.tracker._get_host_metrics (self.context, self.node_name) 
    mock_LOG_warning.assert_called_once_with ('Cannot get the metrics from %(mon)s; error: %(exc)s', mock.ANY) 
    self.assertEqual (0, len (metrics)) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: @ classmethod 
def _get_path(cls, id, parentid) : 
    return ('%s/%s/%s/%s' % (cls.parent_resource, <MASK>, cls.resource_name, id)) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: parentid
inputs: def test_show_cursor_no_clear_screen_linux(self) : 
    g = Game (scores_file = None, store_file = None, clear_screen = False) 
    self.setWindows (<MASK>, False) 
    g.hideCursor () 
    g.showCursor () 
    self.assertEqual (sys.stdout.read (), '\x1b[?25h') 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: self, g
targets: g
inputs: def _get_annot_fname(annot_fname, subject, hemi, parc, subjects_dir) : 
    'Helper function to get the .annot filenames and hemispheres' 
    if (annot_fname is not None) : 
        hemis = [op.basename (annot_fname) [: 2]] 
        if (hemis [0] not in ['lh', 'rh']) : 
            raise ValueError ('Could not determine hemisphere from filename, filename has to start with "lh" or "rh".') 
annot_fname = [annot_fname] 
else : 
        if (hemi not in ['lh', 'rh', 'both']) : 
            raise ValueError ('hemi has to be "lh", "rh", or "both"') 
if (hemi == 'both') : 
            hemis = ['lh', 'rh'] 
else : 
            hemis = [hemi] 
subjects_dir = get_subjects_dir (subjects_dir, raise_error = True) 
        dst = op.join (subjects_dir, subject, 'label', ('%%s.%s.annot' % parc)) 
        annot_fname = [(dst % hemi_) for hemi_ in hemis] 
return (annot_fname, hemis) 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: def DictContains(d, key) : 
    return d.has_key (d) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: return d.has_key (d)
targets: return d.has_key (key)
inputs: @ classmethod 
def create_from_zip(cls, f, version, build_number) : 
    'f should be a file-like object or a path to a zipfile' 
    self = cls (build_number = build_number, version = version, time = datetime.utcnow ()) 
    self.save () 
    with ZipFile (<MASK>) as z : 
        try : 
            for name in z.namelist () : 
                path = name.split ('/') 
                if ((path [0] == 'dist') and (path [(- 1)] != '')) : 
                    path = '/'.join (path [1 :]) 
                    self.put_file (z.read (name), path) 
except : 
            self.delete () 
            raise 
return self 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: f
inputs: @ call_highest_priority ('__add__') 
def __radd__(self, other) : 
    if isinstance (other, self._expr_type) : 
        return other 
else : 
        raise TypeError ('Invalid argument types for addition') 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: @ staticmethod 
def FromValue(val) : 
    if (val is None) : 
        return AsyncResult.Complete () 
else : 
        ar = AsyncResult () 
        ar.set (val) 
        return ar 

Is there a bug in the code above?
targets: No
inputs: @ memoized 
def get_location_ids(self, group) : 
    if (not group) : 
        return tuple ([<MASK>.supply_point_id for sql_location in self.descendants]) 
else : 
        return tuple ([sql_location.location_id for sql_location in self.descendants if (sql_location.metadata.get ('group') == group)]) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>? Choose among: self, sql_location, group
targets: sql_location
inputs: def test_repr_true(self) : 
    '
        Test that the representation of a Boolean object representing the
        value True is formatted properly.
        ' 
    boolean = primitives.Boolean (True) 
    self.assertEqual ('Boolean(value=True)', repr (self)) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: self.assertEqual ('Boolean(value=True)', repr (self))
targets: self.assertEqual ('Boolean(value=True)', repr (boolean))
inputs: def __init__(self, junit_config, executor) : 
    '
        :type junit_config: BetterDict
        ' 
    super (JUnitTester, self).__init__ (junit_config, executor) 
    self.props_file = junit_config ['props-file'] 
    self.log = executor.log.getChild (self.__class__.__name__) 
    path_lambda = (lambda key, val : os.path.abspath (os.path.expanduser (self.settings.get (key, val)))) 
    self.junit_path = path_lambda ('path', '~/.bzt/selenium-taurus/tools/junit/junit.jar') 
    self.hamcrest_path = path_lambda ('hamcrest-core', '~/.bzt/selenium-taurus/tools/junit/hamcrest-core.jar') 
    self.selenium_server_jar_path = path_lambda ('selenium-server', '~/.bzt/selenium-taurus/selenium-server.jar') 
    self.junit_listener_path = os.path.join (os.path.abspath (os.path.dirname (__file__)), os.pardir, 'resources', 'taurus-junit-1.0.jar') 
    self.target_java = str (junit_config.get ('compile-target-java', '1.7')) 
    self.base_class_path = [self.selenium_server_jar_path, self.junit_path, self.junit_listener_path, <MASK>.hamcrest_path] 
    self.base_class_path.extend (self.scenario.get ('additional-classpath', [])) 
    
    Given the code above, what is a proper replacement for <MASK>?
targets: self
inputs: def check(set = None, entry = None, family = 'ipv4') : 
    '
    Check that an entry exists in the specified set.

    set
        The ipset name

    entry
        An entry in the ipset.  This parameter can be a single IP address, a
        range of IP addresses, or a subnet block.  Example:

        .. code-block:: cfg

            192.168.0.1
            192.168.0.2-192.168.0.19
            192.168.0.0/25

    family
        IP protocol version: ipv4 or ipv6

    CLI Example:

    .. code-block:: bash

        salt \'*\' ipset.check setname \'192.168.0.1 comment "Hello"\'

    ' 
    if (not set) : 
        return 'Error: Set needs to be specified' 
if (not entry) : 
        return 'Error: Entry needs to be specified' 
settype = _find_set_type (set) 
    if (not settype) : 
        return 'Error: Set {0} does not exist'.format (set) 
if isinstance (current_members, list) : 
        entries = entry 
else : 
        _entry = entry.split () [0] 
        _entry_extra = entry.split () [1 :] 
        if ((_entry.find ('-') != (- 1)) and (_entry.count ('-') == 1)) : 
            (start, end) = _entry.split ('-') 
            if (settype == 'hash:ip') : 
                if _entry_extra : 
                    entries = [' '.join ([str (ipaddress.ip_address (ip)), ' '.join (_entry_extra)]) for ip in long_range (ipaddress.ip_address (start), (ipaddress.ip_address (end) + 1))] 
else : 
                    entries = [' '.join ([str (ipaddress.ip_address (ip))]) for ip in long_range (ipaddress.ip_address (start), (ipaddress.ip_address (end) + 1))] 
else : 
                if (settype == 'hash:net') : 
                    networks = ipaddress.summarize_address_range (ipaddress.ip_address (start), ipaddress.ip_address (end)) 
                    entries = [] 
                    for network in networks : 
                        _network = [str (ip) for ip in ipaddress.ip_network (network)] 
                        if (len (_network) == 1) : 
                            if _entry_extra : 
                               ...

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if isinstance (current_members, list) :
targets: if isinstance (entry, list) :