Adding a dictionary to avoid multiple condition checks and improve code quality. #763
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Currently the file is checking for OS to generate a 'system_str'. It is going through the 3 if statements.
If the condition is true for the first one, it will still check for the latter two conditions as the if statements are independent. The process is repeated a several times.
A quick fix to improve the loop would be using 'elif' instead of multiple 'if' statements. But even in that case, we would be experiencing unnecessary looping 66% of the times. A better fix would be using a dictionary. I have added a dictionary to generate the 'system_str' in this PR.
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