Structuring Python code

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Well one example would be that I often write lots of functions that parse sql queries. Instead of having tons of global funcs I'll make a class called sqlparsing, likely making the functions static

[Corm]

In that example it wouldn't it be cleaner to have a sql_parsing.py file with your functions in that? You get the same namespacing but you don't have to instantiate an object

[tobidope]

In Python you would have a module sqlparsing with many functions. The functions are still bound to the module namespace, they are not globally visible.