Clean Up Visual Clutter

00:00 And maybe you can also remove the ellipsis in line 23,

00:05 although it might be a hint to a helper that there will be more in this main() function, but I think for now it’s like let’s keep it as dense as possible.

00:15 So before we now go into the load_model() function and clean up a little bit there, I’m also thinking that line 20, # Assume this as a flask API endpoint, might be good information if it has to do with the question, but at this point, we don’t really care if it’s a Flask project or not.

00:33 So this comment doesn’t add to the question itself. So I would propose to also remove this comment here. Makes sense, yeah. So we’re still cleaning up visual clutter here.

00:45 Let’s get rid of the ellipsis here too.

00:50 And we’re still fitting everything on one screen. That’s nice. Okay. Now the main() function is a lot smaller. We only have a call to the load_model() function in here, and then just a print() statement that tells us that it’s done.

01:08 Okay. So now that we cleaned up the main() function, before we go deeper into the load_model() function, let’s recap for a moment.

01:16 The code that we’re having right now, we’re having code that works, which is a good first step, but still, load_model() is pretty loaded. And in the next lesson, we will take care of load_model() to also get it into a dense state that really gets to the point of what your actual question is.