make_function_private

Automatically privatizing unused Python functions requires static analysis of your scripts to detect call relationships. It identifies functions not invoked outside their files and renames them with a leading underscore for encapsulation.

Making internal Python functions private involves renaming them with a leading underscore. This signals they are internal helpers not invoked externally, improving code encapsulation and maintaining a clean project structure.

Detecting unused Python classes and functions for code cleanup involves static analysis to map call relationships in your scripts. It isolates functions not invoked outside their files, distinguishing external APIs from internal helpers.

Static analysis works for refactoring large Python codebases by scanning scripts to detect call relationships. It identifies unused functions and classes, allowing developers to streamline code by isolating externally-used APIs and internal helpers.

Rename Python functions with a leading underscore when static analysis confirms they are not invoked outside their files. This refactoring step enforces encapsulation, improves readability, and maintains clean project structure.