How many functions can another function call?

Question

Say that I have 4 functions and another function, but that one function acts as an initializer where basically, the work of that function is to keep the program running by calling those 4 functions. Is there a limit to the number of functions I can call in one function? Is it a common practice to do that?

For example:

def one():
pass

def two():
pass

def three():
pass

def four():
pass

def start():
one()
two()
three()
four()

start()

Answer 1

No there is no limit
You can call multiple functions from one function👍

Answer 2

Yeah man, that's functional programming for ya. And not really a limit, but at some point, you'd want to make that one shorter! so you break it into a few seperate functions with all your added functions, then just call the few you made.

Answer 3

Not exactly, but just take a look at this code. Forget all the nonsense at the top and look at the bottom at the method process_invoice() with all the other method calls. It's just a way to make the code easier to understand and change because you dont have to rewrite everything, you can change a specific thing your program does, while minimizing code written

https://code.sololearn.com/c3WuqNK0IlqP/?ref=app

Answer 4

I see, so it's something like, my start() function will only call four() and inside four() function, it calls three() and so on.