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by pfranz
2582 days ago
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That is one way of writing programs. Python is very OO friendly. If any of the main features of OO make your code more maintainable; inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, overloading, then use those. Passing around a dict is an object, but it's often nice to keep methods for interacting with that object along with the data (for reasons mentioned above). |
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