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Improve code quality: reorganize imports and reduce duplication#129

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Summary

This PR makes two focused code quality improvements:

1. Reorganize imports in linkedin.py (PEP 8 compliance)

  • Standard library imports (hashlib, math, os, etc.)
  • Third-party imports (selenium, webdriver_manager)
  • Local imports (config, constants, utils)

This follows PEP 8 conventions and improves code readability.

2. Reduce duplication in utils.py print functions

  • Extracted common ANSI color printing logic into a _print_color() helper function
  • Refactored prRed(), prGreen(), and prYellow() to use the helper
  • Added docstrings to clarify function purposes
  • Reduces code duplication while maintaining identical functionality

Benefits

  • Cleaner, more maintainable code
  • Improved consistency with Python best practices
  • Easier to maintain and extend color printing functionality in the future
  • No behavioral changes or breaking changes
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- Reorganize imports in linkedin.py to follow PEP 8 conventions (stdlib, third-party, local)
- Extract common ANSI color printing logic into a helper function in utils.py
- Add docstrings to print functions for better code documentation
- Reduces code duplication in color printing functions

Co-authored-by: Ongun Demirag <ongun@ongundemirag.com>
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