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# [How Python Dataclasses Keep My Small Scripts Organized](https://tonycantave.hashnode.dev/how-python-dataclasses-keep-my-small-scripts-organized?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Most of the Python I write is small. A script that cleans a CSV export, a tool that checks a folder of files, a helper that scores a batch of AI outputs against a rubric. For a long time those scripts

4d ago · 5 min read · tonycantave.hashnode.dev  
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