python - Is it more pythonic to close a function with return or through indentation? -

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if have function not need return variable, considered better coding practice close function this:

def foo():     """code"""     return # more code

or this?

def bar():    """code""" # more code

i'd use bare return exit function. @ end of function leaves me wondering if meant return , forgot finish.


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