Refactor simpleNet → SimpleNet and improve code maintainability #92
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This PR makes several improvements to the simpleNet implementation in ch04 while keeping the original functionality intact.
Justification for changes:
Renamed simpleNet to SimpleNet to follow Python's class naming convention (CamelCase).
Added comprehensive docstrings for the class and all methods.
Added type hints to improve code readability and enable better IDE/editor support.
Improved imports by separating standard library imports from third-party imports.
Added more descriptive comments for clarity and better understanding.
Maintained the original functionality while making the code more maintainable.
Impact:
Improves readability and maintainability of the codebase.
Aligns with Python best practices (PEP8/PEP257).
No change in functionality, only structural/code quality improvements.