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Solve the following python programming problem given the following code:
def _add_additional_networks(key, inventory, ip_q, q_name, netmask, interface, bridge, net_type, net_mtu, user_config, is_ssh_address, is_container_address, static_routes) : 
    'Process additional ip adds and append then to hosts as needed.

    If the host is found to be "is_metal" it will be marked as "on_metal"
    and will not have an additionally assigned IP address.

    :param key: ``str`` Component key name.
    :param inventory: ``dict``  Living dictionary of inventory.
    :param ip_q: ``object`` build queue of IP addresses.
    :param q_name: ``str`` key to use in host vars for storage.
    :param netmask: ``str`` netmask to use.
    :param interface: ``str`` interface name to set for the network.
    :param user_config: ``dict`` user defined configuration details.
    :param is_ssh_address: ``bol`` set this address as ansible_ssh_host.
    :param is_container_address: ``bol`` set this address to container_address.
    :param static_routes: ``list`` List containing static route dicts.
    ' 
    def network_entry() : 
        'Return a network entry for a container.' 
        if is_metal : 
            _network = dict () 
else : 
            _network = { 
                'interface' : interface, 
} 
if bridge : 
            _network ['bridge'] = bridge 
if net_type : 
            _network ['type'] = net_type 
if net_mtu : 
            _network ['mtu'] = net_mtu 
return _network 
def return_netmask() : 
        'Return the netmask for a container.' 
        _old_netmask = container.get (old_netmask) 
        if _old_netmask : 
            return container.pop (old_netmask) 
else : 
            if netmask : 
                return netmask 
base_hosts = inventory ['_meta'] ['hostvars'] 
    lookup = inventory.get (key, list ()) 
    if (('children' in lookup) and lookup ['children']) : 
        for group in lookup ['children'] : 
            _add_additional_networks (group, inventory, ip_q, q_name, netmask, interface, bridge, net_type, net_mtu, user_config, is_ssh_address, is_container_address,...

    
    

    Fix the buggy line: if (network_entry is True) :
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#Here is Python code to fix the buggy line: if (network_entry is True) :
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if (is_ssh_address is True) :