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A software developer creates a function to calculate the average of a list of numbers. They write a series of automated checks: one with positive integers [2, 4, 6], one with negative integers [-1, -2, -3], and one with a single number [5]. The function passes all these checks, and the developer declares it to be perfectly correct for any list of numbers. Which statement best evaluates the developer's conclusion?
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