Hi, in this class many methods share common code.
class Foo(object):
def m1(self):
if self.foo:
pass # m1 do something
elif self.bar:
pass # m1 do something else
else:
pass # m1 do something different
def m2(self):
if self.foo:
pass # m2 do something
elif self.bar:
pass # m2 do something else
else:
pass # m2 do something different
# def m_n(self):
pass # same conditionals, different implementation
I'm wondering if I have to duplicate the if/elif/else for each method.
Does Python 2.7 provide a way to factor out this common structure?
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