theRealWorld
Reputation: 1208
Does it make sense to make a class in python when it would never get instantiated?
I have some methods in a file and all of them are defined in the global scope (a module). I did not bother to make a class because the class would never get instantiated and everything would still have to be accessed statically if I defined a class. Does it make sense to leave it as it is, or is it better design to make a class and make all my methods static? and why?
FYI: My script methods will get accessed by third party users.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 201
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