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It depends how often it’s getting called. If you save significant memory in its current state leave it like that. If you want to build it out with more feature
by sharpshadow 2y ago
It depends how often it’s getting called. If you save significant memory in its current state leave it like that.
If you want to build it out with more features and give the codebase over to the next person an oop approach wouldn’t be bad.
In general I would prefer clean code.