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Vinicius Reif Biavatti edited this page Jul 25, 2022 · 1 revision

Python is a interpreted programming language that use the tabs or spaces as code blocks. The correct indentation is mandatory, and see this as a good advantage, because you know that for any Python code you see, it will be formatted correctly. If you are new in Python, and never have programmed in this spectacular language, please, take a look in my Python Guide, where you can find a pocket documentation with examples that you can use to learn Python easily and faster.

  1. Home
  2. Structural Naming Conventions
    1. Project Name
    2. Packages
    3. Modules
    4. Main Module
    5. Test Module
  3. Format Conventions
    1. Line Length 79
    2. Blank Lines
    3. Indentation
    4. Inline Expressions
    5. Spaces
    6. Backslash
    7. Strings
    8. End of File EOF
  4. Code Naming Conventions
    1. Variables
    2. Constants
    3. Functions
    4. Function Parameters
    5. Classes
    6. Methods
    7. Magic Methods
    8. Test Methods
    9. Unused Resources
    10. Errors
    11. Error Alias
    12. Reserved Words
    13. Enums
  5. Inheritance
    1. ABC
    2. Abstract Methods
    3. Mixins
    4. Super
  6. Access Modifiers
    1. Module Variables Access
    2. Module Constants Access
    3. Module Functions Access
    4. Module Classes Access
    5. Class Variables Access
    6. Class Constants Access
    7. Class Attributes Access
    8. Class Methods Access
    9. Class Properties Access
  7. Importation
    1. Import Location
    2. Multiple Module Imports
    3. Multiple Module Resource Imports
    4. Import Alias
    5. Order
  8. Functions and Methods
    1. Parameters
    2. Arguments
    3. Function and Method Calls
    4. Static Methods
    5. Class Methods
    6. Instance Methods
    7. Instace Properties
  9. Documentation
    1. Inline Comments
    2. Multiple Line Comments
    3. Section Comments
    4. Docstrings
  10. Resources
    1. Module Template
    2. Class Template
    3. Docstring Template
    4. Comment Snippets
    5. Editorconfig
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