According to the SRP principle, a function shouldn't do more than one action in one's code. In contrast, we have python inner functions, where you can define one function inside another. Can it be interpreted as a bad practice?
According to the SRP principle, a function shouldn't do more than one action in one's code. In contrast, we have python inner functions, where you can define one function inside another. Can it be interpreted as a bad practice?
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