Build w/ Python 4: Python Code Refactoring (Modular python functions)

How do we go from a long all-encompassing monolithic python function to small, testable, modular python functions? That's what this episode is about. We explore the mental models required to write modular python functions, making them more maintainable, testable and predictable. If you want to follow along the full series, fork the code from the repo or go to the full playlist where we build a python package for a terminal-based productivity tool.

This episode covers how to write modular python functions through code refactoring our python package! Breaking up one big function into several smaller functions for unit testing!

Anyone in the world can now just run `pip install taskquant` and see a scoreboard of their task by doing `tq` (stands for "TaskQuant")

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It was very useful to watch you refactor your code. To see you perform steps similar to what I'd do is reassuring. I'm self-taught, often wondering "am I doing this correctly"?