The code contains an expression that is too complex for code analysis to handle. Instead of providing complete code analysis, this message appears for the first line of code in this file. The expression causing the problem can be anywhere within the code.
Possible causes of code complexity include:
Too many concurrent indexing operators.
Too many concurrent suffixed unary operators, e.g.
x'''''...
Too many concurrent binary operators, e.g. a > b > c > d
> ...
.
Follow these steps:
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Correct the reported problems.
If this message persists after correcting the other problems, attempt to simplify the code. For instance, reduce the levels of nested expressions and make long expressions shorter wherever possible. Not only do the tools work more efficiently when you make such changes, but you and others can more easily understand, change, and debug the resulting code.