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When large models generate code, they output token by token, the context window is limited, and the longer the generation, the more prone it is to inconsistencies such as variable name drift, duplicate function definitions, unclosed tags, and references to undefined resources; in actual engineering, segmented generation with concatenation validation, or post-generation syntax and runtime checks, are usually employed.
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