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Roberto Treviño Cervantes edited this page May 1, 2020
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Naming conventions
For classes, functions and variables (in Python)
Avoid using non-trivial abbreviations like "Bkgd" instead of "Background"
Use camel case instead of separating with underscores
Be explicit with its utility
For file names, javascript, css, html or other non-mission-critical code:
Use underscores instead of camel case
You are allowed to use abbreviations sparingly to avoid clutter
Styling (for Python)
In general, align to PEP-8 guidelines, and at the end, reformat your code using Black or YAPF with default settings. Also, use the typing module to declare static typing.