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Detecting Argument-Swap Bugs Using Context-Enhanced Code Representations
Names of source code elements convey rich semantic information and have been widely used in software engineering tasks such as bug detection, code completion, type prediction, and code classification. Prior studies exploit lexical similarity between method arguments and formal parameter names to det
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