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by mtomassoli
5169 days ago
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I think that "readability" also depends on what you're used to reading and writing.
To me, my code blocks are quite readable, but that's only true because I've seen a lot of them in these last two weeks. Code blocks let you write with myfunc(iter) << 'x, y':
code which uses x and y
instead of def some_func_name(x, y):
code which uses x and y
myfunc(iter, some_func_name)
If you prefer the second form, then you don't need code blocks.
I think the first form is much better.
It's not just a matter of saving one single line: you don't have to define a function which you'll never use again, so the first code is actually more readable. |
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