Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `>` comparison: left-hand side is always greater than right-hand side. >Left operand is `int(52428800)` >Right operand is `int(0)` The `>` operator will always return `true` in this case. Help: Consider simplifying or removing this comparison as it always evaluates to `true`.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `>` comparison: left-hand side is always greater than right-hand side. >Left operand is `int(52428800)` >Right operand is `int(0)` The `>` operator will always return `true` in this case. Help: Consider simplifying or removing this comparison as it always evaluates to `true`.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `>` comparison: left-hand side is always greater than right-hand side. >Left operand is `int(52428800)` >Right operand is `int(0)` The `>` operator will always return `true` in this case. Help: Consider simplifying or removing this comparison as it always evaluates to `true`.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.

Redundant `>` comparison: left-hand side is always greater than right-hand side. >Left operand is `int(52428800)` >Right operand is `int(0)` The `>` operator will always return `true` in this case. Help: Consider simplifying or removing this comparison as it always evaluates to `true`.

Redundant `&&` operation: left operand is evaluated and right operand is always truthy. >Left operand is evaluated >Right operand is always truthy The `&&` operator will always return the boolean value of the left-hand side in this case. Help: Consider simplifying this expression to just the left operand.