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12:48pm Thu 23rd May, Andrew G.

ANONYMOUS wrote:
> Hi, > > When I was writing the project, I didn't end up creating additional files as mentioned in the itertools outline in the assessment information because I didn't really see a point. > > Some of my friends mentioned that they created files for each additional helper class they created but I didn't as I didn't particularly see a point in creating a new class for each method in Itertools when I would only be using the class once or twice at most. > > I'm just wondering if my approach of hardcoding my implementation into the original file and not making any extra files or classes for itertools is appropriate to receive the style marks? Will i lose a mark for not implementing a new class for most of the methods in itertools? > > Cheers,
You are permitted to create additional files but not required to. I cannot assess whether you would receive the style marks without marking your submission. It is definitely possible to write clear and readable code without using extra files, but I cannot know if you have done so. It is also entirely possible to misuse the features in a way that makes your code difficult to follow and understand. Consider the hypothetical reader who is trying to understand your code, and try to make it as clear as possible for them to understand.

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