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Currently, pretty much every single module in DIAL SDK is publically available.
E.g. modules utils/*.py may be potentially used by a library user, however, we do not really expect this to happen.
Our expectations should be expressed explicitly in the library code.
The modules/classes/methods which we consider to be private to the library (i.e. pertaining to its implementation details) should be prefixed with underscore, so that they are hidden from the public interface.
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Currently, pretty much every single module in DIAL SDK is publically available.
E.g. modules
utils/*.py
may be potentially used by a library user, however, we do not really expect this to happen.Our expectations should be expressed explicitly in the library code.
The modules/classes/methods which we consider to be private to the library (i.e. pertaining to its implementation details) should be prefixed with underscore, so that they are hidden from the public interface.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: