Declaring a boolean variable called "same" and then never using it? Bold move. Instead, the code calculates if the price difference is less than 0.01 and assigns it to... nothing. Then confidently returns false regardless. It's like writing a grocery list, leaving it on the counter, and going to the store empty-handed. The logic exists, it's just spectacularly disconnected from the actual return value. Classic case of the brain knowing what needs to happen but the fingers having other plans.
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