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| Function Modifiers |
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| The `@` above Hamilton Functions |
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| Hamilton has a bunch of function modifiers, i.e. python decorators, to modify function behavior. |
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| The behaviors vary based on the function modifier. Please see :doc:`../../reference/decorators/index` for |
| the current list of supported ones. |
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| Why would I use them? |
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| These function modifiers are either to: |
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| #. Enable you to make lots of functions that vary by inputs concisely. E.g. to keep your code DRYer. |
| #. Provide functionality to make Hamilton more powerful. E.g. so you can break apart multiple outputs. |
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| There unfortunately isn't an easy thing to say here, other than, read the list of decorators and their functionality, |
| and then if you see the need arise, use them 😀. |
