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function calculateUnilevelCommission(member_id, level, amount) let upline = getSponsor(member_id); let levelCount = 1; while (upline != null && levelCount <= MAX_LEVEL) let percent = getLevelPercentage(levelCount); let commission = amount * (percent / 100); addCommission(upline.id, commission, "Level " + levelCount); upline = getSponsor(upline.id); levelCount++;

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