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"There is an array or std::vector allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios."
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" with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios."
| test.cpp:17:6:17:10 | items | There is an array or std::vector allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios. |
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| test.cpp:25:15:25:26 | new[] | There is an array or std::vector allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios. |
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| test.cpp:52:20:52:23 | call to vector | There is an array or std::vector allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios. |
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| test.cpp:17:6:17:10 | items | There is an array allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios. |
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| test.cpp:25:15:25:26 | new[] | There is an array allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios. |
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| test.cpp:52:20:52:23 | call to vector | There is a std::vector allocation with a hard-coded set of 365 elements, which may indicate the number of days in a year without considering leap year scenarios. |
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