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@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ When an `assert` evaluates to `False` it will raise an [`AssertionError`][Assert
The Traceback for the `AssertionError` can include an optional message that is part of the `assert` statement.
Although a message is optional, it is good practice to always include one in the `assert` definition.
Following is an example of using `assert`:
The following is an example of using `assert`:
```python
>>> def int_division(dividend, divisor):