ArjanCodes
25 minutes
Python anti-patterns are recurring coding practices that appear clever or convenient but increase complexity, hidden coupling, unpredictability, or maintenance cost. Most share a remedy rooted in simplicity: use the language's native constructs (return values, modules, functions, dictionaries, explicit imports, the standard library) in place of heavy mechanisms, and reduce coupling through abstraction and by placing behavior with the data it concerns. This belongs to software design and idiomatic Python engineering.