On 05/20/2010 10:58 PM, Brian C. Lane wrote:
I would probably just use a dict for something like this. To me classes are for data structures and the methods that act on them, not just an easy container for data -- that's what dicts are for. But that is likely a personal preference :)
I am going to use objects, simply because accessing object.parameter looks (to me) more aesthetic than object["parameter"]. Plus I know returning an object here will always be sufficient whatever we decide to do with it in the future. The only thing a dictionary could offer over an object is that it's easier to iterate over its keys/values or test for their presence. But in this case we know all the 'keys' in advance.
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