A tidy property idiom 1.4

This script suggests an idiom for property creation that avoids cluttering the class space with get/set/del methods that will not be used directly. Using thel methods idiom to create properties unnecessarily clutters the class space with get/set/del methods that will not be called directly by users of your class (although, of course, they could be). Using the above idiom removes the get/set/del methods from the class space by nesting them inside of a function with the same name as the property you will create. This function is then used to create your new property, at which time said function will no longer have any referrers. As such, it will not be accessible to users of your class - only the newly created property will remain accessible

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Platforms:	Windows, Mac, *nix, Mac OSX, Linux, Python , BSD Solaris
Keyword:	Class,  Class Space,  Idiom,  Property,  Property Creation,  Property Idiom
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