Prioritize code readability

Write code that optimizes for human readability and understanding. Complex expressions, while technically correct, can become difficult to understand and maintain over time.

When facing complex logic, prefer explicit, step-by-step approaches over condensed one-liners. This applies particularly to nested expressions, complex conditionals, and list comprehensions.

For example, instead of:

klass = next(
    (c for cond, c in COMPLIANCE_CLASS_MAP.get(provider_type, []) if cond(name)),
    GenericCompliance,
)

Consider a more readable approach:

klass = GenericCompliance  # Default value
for condition, cls in COMPLIANCE_CLASS_MAP.get(provider_type, []):
    if condition(name):
        klass = cls
        break

Other readability practices to follow:

• Maintain consistent indentation patterns in conditional blocks
• Ensure function names clearly represent their behavior (e.g., get_ functions should return values, not modify state)
• Use descriptive variable names, even if slightly longer
• Break long statements into multiple lines with clear structure
• Add explanatory comments for non-obvious logic

Remember that code is read many more times than it’s written. Optimizing for readability leads to fewer bugs and easier maintenance.