In my code either of the above two options would work equally well but I am interested in finding out the pros and cons of both approaches.
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In my code either of the above two options would work equally well but I am interested in finding out the pros and cons of both approaches.
If the functions are completely stateless, a module with functions would work just fine and is simpler.
If, one the other hand, there is state involved, it is usually better to encapsulate that state in a class, and provide the functionality through member functions.