form.py
def display_error(self, err_str):
        """
        If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort,
        report an internal server error and print the error to the console.
        As the code indicates, this should be reserved for internal errors. User
        error should not lead here.
        input: self and a string to report to the console
        output: none
        """
        logging.error("Fill Out Review - {}".format(err_str))
        abort(500)

        If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort,
        report an internal server error and print the error to the console.
        As the code indicates, this should be reserved for internal errors. User
        error should not lead here.
        input: self and a string to report to the console
        output: none
        
If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort,
report an internal server error and print the error to the console.
As the code indicates, this should be reserved for internal errors. User
error should not lead here.
input: self and a string to report to the console
output: none
If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort report an internal server error and print the error to the console . As the code indicates this should be reserved for internal errors . User error should not lead here . input : self and a string to report to the console output : none
def display_error(self, err_str):
        logging.error("Fill Out Review - {}".format(err_str))
        abort(500)
def display_error ( self , err_str ) : logging . error ( "Fill Out Review - {}" . format ( err_str ) ) abort ( 500 )
If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort,
report an internal server error and print the error to the console.
If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort report an internal server error and print the error to the console .
"""
        If an unrecoverable error occurs and there is a need to abort,
        report an internal server error and print the error to the console.
        As the code indicates, this should be reserved for internal errors. User
        error should not lead here.
        input: self and a string to report to the console
        output: none
        """
self
err_str