Grant Edwards wrote: > I've followed that advice for several decades. I find it much easier > to read code that's organized that way -- particularly when the > difference in block sizes is large (e.g. the first block is one line, > and the second is a a hundred).
If any conditionally executed blocks is a hundred lines, I believe your code needs refactoring. I know mine does. Either the long block should go into an extra function, or you do a "fail and bail" (just learned that phrase). -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
