> The left edge is already cluttered.
>
> a = 5
> b = a()
> def foo(xyz):
> abc = 5
> c = 20
>
> It is the indentation that alerts your eye to the function definition.
But the indentation alone doesn't distinguish a def from an if or
while or any other indented thing. Most people would leave some space
before and after the function definition:
a = 5
b = a()
def foo(xyz):
abc = 5
c = 20
Unfortunately, leaving space between the decorators and the function
would break the visual association between them.
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