Is there a golden rule to knowing when to use objects instead of dictionaries and lists?
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I have been working on a scientific application for awhile, and have
been using dictionaries and lists to store data and attributes of
datasets. This is getting cumbersome as there are many, every dict/list
is a premutation of another, and I'm having trouble following the code
I've written.
Is there a golden rule to knowing when to use objects instead of dictionaries and lists?
Is there a golden rule to knowing when to use objects instead of dictionaries and lists?
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