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If I have a function that does not need to return a variable, is it considered better coding practice to close the function like this:
def foo():
"""Code"""
return
# More code
or like this?
def bar():
"""Code"""
# More code
I’d only use bare return for an early exit from the function. At the end of a function it leaves me wondering if you meant to return something and forgot to finish.