The function readFolderContent$()$ used in the compute$\_$heart$\_$disease recipe includes these lines:

with folder.get$\_$download$\_$stream$($names$\_$data$)$ as stream:

text$\_$data $=$ stream.read$()$

Why is the code above preferable for reading data from a managed folder instead of a snippet like:

file$\_$path $=$ folder.get$\_$path$()+\text{'}/\text{'}+$ 'heart$-$disease.names'

file$\_$handle $=$ open$($file$\_$path$)$

text$\_$data $=$ file$\_$handle.readlines$()$

The second snippet is actually better.

It$$s fewer lines.

The second snippet will fail on a non$-$local filesystem $($like S$3$ or HDFS$).$

It$$s $$streaming$$ so guaranteed to be faster.