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🧹 Code health: Remove commented-out dead code for tree visualization in notebook#1

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🧹 Code health: Remove commented-out dead code for tree visualization in notebook#1
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🎯 What: Removed commented-out dead code related to sklearn tree visualization in Python Class Work 4 - ML.ipynb. This included three cells of commented code containing installation instructions, imports (e.g. pydotplus, sklearn.tree), and graph plotting logic.
💡 Why: Keeping large blocks of commented-out code clutters the codebase, makes the notebook harder to read, and adds unnecessary noise. Removing dead code improves overall maintainability.
Verification: Verified notebook JSON integrity using python3 -m json.tool to ensure no structural corruption occurred during the edit. Code review passed successfully.
Result: A cleaner notebook without vestigial, commented-out dead code.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 15923066643000404244 started by @JamesIgoe

- Removed three fully commented-out cells containing graphviz/pydotplus instructions, imports, and graph rendering logic.
- Verified notebook JSON integrity with `python3 -m json.tool`.

Co-authored-by: JamesIgoe <[email protected]>
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