While exploring data pipelines, I noticed many of us stick to functional programming. Here’s a practical example of how classes can make your code more maintainable
Think of classes as architectural blueprints for your code. They provide a structured way to organize and reuse your logic, similar to how a blueprint helps architects create consistent, well-designed buildings. At first glance, implementing classes might feel excessive for simple scripts. But as your projects evolve and complexity grows, they become your secret weapon for maintainability.
This elegant solution can be seamlessly integrated into any part of your project with a simple import statement, allowing you to access its powerful functionality through straightforward method calls.
