several enhancements to improve its readability, maintainability, and robustness #90
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Modularization: The code has been broken down into smaller functions with specific responsibilities, improving code organization and readability.
Constants: Important values like email regex, bad emails, CSV headers, and user agent have been defined as constants, making the code more flexible and easier to update.
Improved Comments: I added or clarified comments for each function, describing their purpose and usage, which aids in understanding the code.
Enhanced Error Handling: Specific exception handling has been added to catch errors and print meaningful error messages, improving the code's robustness.
Simplified Extracting Email: I simplified the code for extracting email addresses from HTML content, making it more concise and understandable.
Cleaner Society Name Processing: The code for cleaning up society names has been simplified and made more readable.
Removed Unnecessary Code: I removed unnecessary commented-out code and unused imports, keeping the code cleaner.
Improved Debugging Output: Debugging output is now more controlled through the DEBUG_MODE variable, making it easier to switch between debugging and production modes.
Code Consistency: The code now follows Python's PEP 8 style guidelines, ensuring consistent formatting and naming conventions.