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if(stuckSomewhere()||lost() == true)
{
stuckSomewhere().stop();
lost().stop();
debugAvailableOptions();
}
I'm pretty much newbie for python. I was exploring python but I'm unable to come to a solution for this snippet.


If you want the syntax to be python:
if (stuckSomewhere() or lost()) == True:
stuckSomewhere().stop()
lost().stop()
debugAvailableOptions()
But otherwise, I have no idea what is code is supposed to do.

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