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Python SQLAlchemy Basics Working with SQLAlchemy Search for a Book

Luis Gutierrez
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Luis Gutierrez
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Luis Gutierrez
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clean_id()

why is the clean_id() function after the clean_price function and before the add_csv(). does it really matter? in the model class the id attribute is first than the price attribute. just asking...???

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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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It shouldn't matter necessarily, it all depends on how and when their being called if they need to happen in a certain order. I think like you do though and feel things should be laid out in a logical order like you mentioned. It helps me read my own code later on better.