import re
def fix_common_code_errors(code):
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A simple function to fix common Python syntax errors.
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# Fix missing colons in if, for, while, def, class statements
code = re.sub(r’\b(if|for|while|def|class) ([^:]+)(\n|$)’, r’\1 \2:\3′, code)
# Fix inconsistent indentation (replace tabs with 4 spaces)
code = code.replace(‘\t’, ‘ ‘)
# Add missing parentheses in print statements (Python 2 to 3 conversion)
code = re.sub(r’\bprint ([^\(].*?)\n’, r’print(\1)\n’, code)
return code
# Example usage
raw_code = “””
if x > 10
print “Hello”
def my_function
pass
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fixed_code = fix_common_code_errors(raw_code)
print(“Fixed Code:\n”, fixed_code)
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