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Fix type-checking errors in Addition and Remainder statements. #305

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It addresses type-checking errors in the Addition and Remainder statements. Specifically, it fixes issues related to incorrect type-checking conditions in the code where only one expression (either left or right) was being checked at a time instead of both.

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  • Fix type-checking errors in Addition statement: ensure both left and right expressions are checked for type compatibility.
  • Fix type-checking errors in Remainder statement: ensure both left and right expressions are checked for type compatibility.

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@lucaneg lucaneg added the 🏗 resolution:wip Incomplete work - do not review yet label Feb 7, 2024
@lucaneg lucaneg self-assigned this Feb 9, 2024
@lucaneg lucaneg added 🐛 type:bug Something isn't working ‼ priority:p1 Priority planning - level 1 🔍 scope:analysis Work regarding abstract domains or fixpoint algorithms and removed 🏗 resolution:wip Incomplete work - do not review yet labels Feb 9, 2024
@lucaneg lucaneg merged commit 8c3a340 into master Feb 9, 2024
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@lucaneg lucaneg deleted the giacomo-boldini/fix-statements branch February 9, 2024 15:25
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