[PWGEM,PWGUD,Tutorial] Clean PIDResponse in Tutorials #13639

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njacazio wants to merge 4 commits into master from nj-pidresponse-tutorial

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[PWGEM,PWGUD,Tutorial] Clean PIDResponse in Tutorials #13639

Merge branch 'master' into nj-pidresponse-tutorial

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Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L475

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L468

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L382

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L347

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L335

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L329

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L318

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L316

Avoid magic numbers in expressions. Assign the value to a clearly named variable or constant.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L441

Use constant references for non-modified iterators in range-based for loops.

Tutorials/OpenData/flowAnalysis.cxx#L402

Use constant references for non-modified iterators in range-based for loops.

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