Python tricks: Writing user-friendly code with PEP-8 naming conventions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ธ.ค. 2017
- (For more, visit pythontutorials.eu !) In this video, I describe the PEP-8 style guideline for Python, with a specific focus on the naming conventions for variables, functions, and classes, which can make your code much easier to use for others. The Jupyter notebook is available here: osf.io/xy8kh/
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Now I finally understood naming convenstions. I gona clean up my add on for Blender right know.🙏🏻
Good stuff bro! I'll be putting all of it in practice
Thanks for this video, it's really interesting. I'll adopt it and I think I will also read the whole pep8 documentation.
Awesome Tutorial. Keep up the good work!!! Its indeed helpful. Thanks
thanks! like this style of code
Ty, good quality presentation :)
Awsome tutorial!
Thank you for your help in explaining this :)
Thanks for such useful explanation!
Awesome tutorial 👌
Great video. Well explained.
Thank you! Very useful!
great work!
Thanks merci, good video!
Thank you!
thanks for help ;-)
Thanks!!
Could you change the language for caption auto generation?
Why PySide6 doesn't adhere to PEP 8 rules
I am not PEP8 compliant and feel like the Python S.W.A.T. team is going to bust through my windows at any time.
Time to step up my coding.
Some of my main projects use tab-based indentation, and I have recurring nightmares about that
@ the fuck you tryin to say
Nice, I thought I knew this but I ws not naming Classes properly
Can you talk a little bit about autopep8?
which is the song used??
Thanks for asking. It's a fragment from an unreleased song that I made ages ago!
You said Python has no constants. Is a tuple not considered a constant?
+Everyday But Sunday that's a good question. But no, a tuple is not a constant. A tuple is an immutable object, meaning that you cannot change the object itself. But one variable name (symbol) can refer to different tuples at different moments. A constant is something more: it is a variable name that always refers to the same immutable object.
+Everyday But Sunday that's a good question. But no, a tuple is not a constant. A tuple is an immutable object, meaning that you cannot change the object itself. But one variable name (symbol) can refer to different tuples at different moments. A constant is something more: it is a variable name that always refers to the same immutable object.
Gotcha'. Thanks for the video and the reply. You are the only one I could find who just did the basics of PEP8.
I loved this video, but, one thing haunts me. WTF IS ASTRO PIAZOLLA !!!! 😂😂😂