The eurUsd state variable is declared but not used in the contract. Unused variables can potentially increase deployment and execution costs.
Code Snippet:
The eurUsd
state variable is declared in the LiquidationPool contract but remains unused throughout the contract's code.
The declaration of the unused eurUsd
state variable may lead to increased deployment and execution costs without providing any functionality or benefits to the contract. Unused variables contribute unnecessary complexity to the codebase and could potentially confuse developers reviewing the code.
Manual Code Review
To address the unused state variable in the LiquidationPool contract, the following recommendations are provided:
Remove Unused Variable:
Remove the eurUsd
state variable if it serves no purpose in the contract. This helps simplify the codebase, reduces unnecessary gas costs, and enhances overall code clarity.
Removing the unused eurUsd
state variable, the LiquidationPool contract can streamline its codebase and improve gas efficiency during deployment and execution.
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