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Key Fixes & Improvements Fixed Import Issue import main was overwriting the function name. Changed it to import main as main_module. Refactored Logging & File Handling Used with open() for safer error logging. Improved exception handling structure. Formatted Strings for Readability Used f-strings instead of old-style formatting (%s). Handled OS Paths Properly: Used os.path.join() for cross-platform compatibility.
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Key Fixes & Improvements
Fixed Import Issue
import main was overwriting the function name. Changed it to import main as main_module. Refactored Logging & File Handling
Used with open() for safer error logging.
Improved exception handling structure.
Formatted Strings for Readability
Used f-strings instead of old-style formatting (%s). Handled OS Paths Properly:
Used os.path.join() for cross-platform compatibility.