HI Everyone,

I’m relatively new to the world of python but in my short time here I’ve fallen in love with how readable this language is. One issue that I’ve seen in a lot of languages struggle with is nested function calls. Parenthesis when nested inherently create readability issues. I stumbled upon what I believe is an elegant solution within the elm platform in their use of the backward pipe operator <|.  

Current Ex.

Suggested Structure

This aligns with the Zen of Python in the following ways

• Simple is better than complex
• Flat is better than nested
• Sparse is better than dense
• Readability counts 
• Practicality beats purity

Ways it may conflict

• Explicit is better than implicit
• Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules

Just curious to see what the rest of the community thinks 😊

Best Regards,

Brent

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