Design question for y'all

Context: python lambda

Better to make classes for dictionary objects holding strings between methods

Throw strings around separately

Throw the dictionary around

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Maybe this is an important clarification - this is an aws lambda

Doing a full blown class would decrease performance

Doing strings make a heavier codebase

Passing a dict around feels dirty

collections.namedtuple is yet another option. 😉

If I'm understanding the question correctly, I seem to recall settling on throwing dictionaries around as my preferred solution to a similar situation. If memory serves, the way python will handle it is essentially "pass by reference", so there's no big performance implication. And that way you can access multiple keys without having to pass them all individually.