Remove Code Warnings

[Luiz-Eduardo-BL]

Description:

This task involves a thorough analysis of the code to identify and correct the causes of warnings. The process may include syntax review, updating outdated libraries, optimizing redundant logic, or fixing typographical errors. Once the corrections are made, the code should be recompiled to ensure all warnings have been properly resolved.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Review the entire codebase for syntax errors or warnings.
2. Update any libraries or dependencies that are outdated.
3. Optimize any redundant logic that may be causing warnings.
4. Correct any typographical errors found in the code.
5. Recompile the code to check for the absence of warnings.

Rationale:

Addressing code warnings is crucial for maintaining the integrity and performance of the software. It ensures that the code is up-to-date with current standards and prevents potential issues in future development stages. By systematically resolving these warnings, the code becomes more robust and reliable for users and developers alike.

Important Note
This is a significant architectural change that requires meticulous planning and testing to ensure that the introduction of new features does not compromise the system's security. It is crucial to implement robust file validation checks to prevent such vulnerabilities in the future.