Nice summary. Consider creating a playlist for newbies and include this. In addition, when you paste a hyper-link in PyCharm, you must use PyCharm's "Paste as Plain Text" Menu Option. Otherwise forward-slashes are interpreted as multi-line text.
Hi, I just wanted to say thanks for all I have learned and am learning from you! I just received your book "Python Bible 7 in 1" a week or so ago. I have a lot to learn but am working on it. ;) Thanks again!
While I adhere to the accepted conventions for a given language in order to get along with others in the sandbox, I would personally prefer Kebab case if I was coding solo. It's easier to type in lowercase and to use a dash because it doesn't involve a Shift combo. Capital Kebab (My-Variable-Name) might be even clearer but that brings the Shift back into play. Variable/class/method names are just tokens. The compiler doesn't care and in fact they get tokenized to something else internally anyway. The only purpose of conventions is user readability. I think a separator does an adequate job without capitalization. Some languages don't like dashes though.
Liked before watching u have real flair for cutting to the point don't abandon it develop it and yt subbss will come along the way in due course... of time l o l
Nice summary. Consider creating a playlist for newbies and include this. In addition, when you paste a hyper-link in PyCharm, you must use PyCharm's "Paste as Plain Text" Menu Option. Otherwise forward-slashes are interpreted as multi-line text.
Hi, I just wanted to say thanks for all I have learned and am learning from you!
I just received your book "Python Bible 7 in 1" a week or so ago. I have a lot to learn but am working on it. ;) Thanks again!
Camel Case: myVariableName
Snake Case: my_variable_name
Pascal Case: MyVariableName (CaptialCamelCase)
Kebap Case: my-variable-name (lisp-case, caterpillar-case)
Upper Snake Case: MY_VARIABLE_NAME
Flat Case: myvariablename
Cobol Case: MY-VARIABLE-NAME
Just one thing: it's called "Kebab case" (named after the food kebab)
While I adhere to the accepted conventions for a given language in order to get along with others in the sandbox, I would personally prefer Kebab case if I was coding solo. It's easier to type in lowercase and to use a dash because it doesn't involve a Shift combo. Capital Kebab (My-Variable-Name) might be even clearer but that brings the Shift back into play. Variable/class/method names are just tokens. The compiler doesn't care and in fact they get tokenized to something else internally anyway. The only purpose of conventions is user readability. I think a separator does an adequate job without capitalization. Some languages don't like dashes though.
periodically post this video, it's very necessary since python allow anything
Great video. What keyboard do you use?
Also wondering. Those switches sound good.
I will show this video who do unreadable code, naming variables as 'a', 'b', 'c' etc.
great video , learned a lot today. Keep on making more
Liked before watching u have real flair for cutting to the point don't abandon it develop it and yt subbss will come along the way in due course... of time l o l
thanks!
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