Hello,
quick question. Do you declare the variables on top of the function like
this:
def myFunc():
"""The description"""
listA = []
listB = []
'''
some code in the middle
bla bla
'''
for i in range(10):
listA.append(i)
'''
more code in the middle
bla bla
'''
for j in range(5):
listB.append(j)
or would you do it like this?
def myFunc():
'''
some code in the middle
bla bla
'''
listA = []
for i in range(10):
listA.append(i)
'''
more code in the middle
bla bla
'''
listB = []
for j in range(5):
listB.append(j)
In the second case, for me, it does make sense declaring the variable right
before the loop, because then you read it like a paragraph.
in the fist case, declaring everything at the beginning looks cleaner, but
makes you having to track where the variable comes from.
Is this a personal preference?If so, I am not sure which makes more sence.
thanks
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