Use *kargs to pass all the informatio that you need if u want in the
future extended this will be usefull
2010/11/14, Micah Carrick <mi...@greentackle.com>:
> I'm writing a little API that other people will use. There are up to 3
> "objects" that get passed around. One of them has some validation methods,
> the other two simply store data and probably won't have any validation or
> other methods. I only made them objects so that they are syntactically (is
> that a word?) similar the other object rather than using dictionaries. I
> figure it also better allows for changes in the future.
>
> Any thoughts on the pros/cons of using my own objects over a dictionary
> objects?
>
> # this is what I have now...
> stuff = Stuff(foo="foo", bar="bar")
> if stuff.is_valid():
> cust = Customer(name="John", email="f...@bar.com")
> order = Order(order_id=1234, amount=12.99)
> SomeObject.some_method(stuff, cust, order)
>
> # this would also work...
> stuff = Stuff(foo="foo", bar="bar")
> if stuff.is_valid():
> cust = { 'name': "John", 'email': "f...@bar.com" }
> order = { 'order_id': 1234, 'amount': 12.99 }
> SomeObject.some_method(stuff, cust, order)
>
> --
> Micah Carrick
>
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