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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
@ softer_assert 
def test_send_message(self) : 
    def test1(subject, message) : 
        self.assertRegexpMatches (subject, 'Soft Assert: \\[\\w+\\] This should fail') 
        things_that_should_show_up_in_message = ['Message: This should fail', 'Traceback:', 'File ".*corehq/util/tests/test_soft_assert.py", line \\d+, in test_send_message', "self\\.soft_assert\\(False, 'This should fail'\\)", 'Occurrences to date: 1'] 
        for thing in things_that_should_show_up_in_message : 
            self.assertRegexpMatches (message, thing, '{!r}
does not match
---
{}---
'.format (thing, message)) 
def test2(subject, message) : 
        self.assertRegexpMatches (subject, 'Soft Assert: \\[\\w+\\] None') 
        things_that_should_show_up_in_message = ['Message: None', 'Traceback:', 'File ".*corehq/util/tests/test_soft_assert.py", line \\d+, in test_send_message', 'self\\.soft_assert\\(False\\)', 'Occurrences to date: 1'] 
        for thing in things_that_should_show_up_in_message : 
            self.assertRegexpMatches (message, thing, '{!r}
does not match
---
{}---
'.format (thing, message)) 
tests = iter ([self, test2]) 
    def backend(subject, message) : 
        test_ = tests.next () 
        test_ (subject, message) 
self.soft_assert = SoftAssert (send = (lambda info : _send_message (info, backend = backend))) 
    self.soft_assert (False, 'This should fail') 
    self.soft_assert (False) 

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: tests = iter ([self, test2])
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#Here is Python program to fix the buggy line: tests = iter ([self, test2])
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tests = iter ([def test1(, test2])