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refactor: cmd/phlare/main.go #566
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* refactor: cmd/phlare/main.go * Update main.go * refactor: cmd/phlare/main.go
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Given that identical segments of code are being employed in multiple instances, it is better to utilize the concept of functions, whereby the code is encapsulated within a named block that can be invoked at various points within the program.