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Replaced python_utils.divide with // operator in oppia

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Anurag Verma merged a commit to oppia/oppia that removed uses of a custom division utility in favor of Python 3's native // operator.

Verma worked on fixing part of issue #13956 [1], which tracked the migration away from custom utility functions toward Python 3 built-ins. The PR replaced calls to python_utils.divide with the // floor division operator [2]. This simplifies the codebase by removing an abstraction layer that is no longer necessary in Python 3, making division operations more direct and readable.

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  1. [1] Fix part of #13956: Replaced python_utils.divide with "//" python3 operator ↗ oppia/oppia
  2. [2] Fix part of #13956: Replaced python_utils.divide with "//" python3 operator (#14657) oppia/oppia

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What shipped in anurag629 on February 5, 2022?
Anurag Verma merged a commit to oppia/oppia that removed uses of a custom division utility in favor of Python 3's native // operator. In total, 1 commits and 1 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to anurag629 on February 5, 2022?
1 developer shipped this update, including anurag629.
What were the notable anurag629 updates?
Fix part of #13956: Replaced python_utils.divide with "//" python3 operator and Fix part of #13956: Replaced python_utils.divide with "//" python3 operator (#14657).