Explore tweets tagged as #PythonBestPractices
@TechByteIQ
Tech Bytes
3 years
10/50 Code sample: πŸ–₯️ Demonstrates a class named 'Car' following the CamelCase convention. It has attributes 'brand' and 'color' and a method 'drive'. πŸ“βœ¨ #ClassNamingExample #PythonBestPractices
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@TechByteIQ
Tech Bytes
3 years
8/50 Code sample: πŸ–₯️ Shows variables named 'num_of_students' and 'average_score' following the lowercase with underscores naming convention. πŸ“βœ¨ #VariableNamingExample #PythonBestPractices
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@TechByteIQ
Tech Bytes
3 years
3/50 Code sample: πŸ–₯️ Illustrates modularization by separating math operations into a separate module and importing and using those functions in the main script. 🧩✨ #ModularizationExample #PythonBestPractices
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@TechByteIQ
Tech Bytes
3 years
6/50 Code sample: πŸ–₯️ Demonstrates a function named 'calculate_area' that takes length and width as parameters and calculates the area. Following the lowercase with underscores naming convention. πŸ“βœ¨ #FunctionNamingExample #PythonBestPractices
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@Stylegeek11
Stylegeek
3 years
Make your Python code more readable and maintainable by following the PEP 8 style guide. Consistent indentation, meaningful variable names, and clear structure can greatly improve code quality. πŸ“–βœοΈ #PythonBestPractices
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@Stylegeek11
Stylegeek
3 years
Python's 'context managers' (with statements) allow you to handle resources efficiently. Use them for automatic resource acquisition and release, ensuring clean and error-free code! πŸ› οΈπŸ§Ή #PythonBestPractices
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@dollardhingra13
Dollar Dhingra
4 years
One of my articles on https://t.co/OVlnrvsQrw has crossed 10k views in just a week! Read the article here: https://t.co/QqHyY4QpEm #DEVCommunity #Python #cleancode #pythonbestpractices #blogging
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@Lisa_DataCoach
Lisa - Data & Python Coach
3 years
🌟🌟 Level up your Python tip 🌟🌟 A python Lint can help you write clean and consistent Python code. A lint is a code analysis tool used to flag errors, bugs, stylistic errors and weird constructs! Great for when you're just starting out! #pythonbestpractices #pythontips
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@Lisa_DataCoach
Lisa - Data & Python Coach
3 years
🌟🌟Level up your Python tip 🌟🌟 Use the built-in dir() function to explore the attributes and methods of Python objects. #pythonbestpractices #pythontips #python #pythonadvice #pythonhelp
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@Lisa_DataCoach
Lisa - Data & Python Coach
3 years
🌟🌟 Level up your Python tip 🌟🌟 Use the itertools module to efficiently iterate over and manipulate data in Python. It's part of base python and really extends your iteration options! #python #pythontips #pythonadvice #pythonbestpractices #pythonhacks #pythonhelp
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@Lisa_DataCoach
Lisa - Data & Python Coach
3 years
🌟🌟 Level up your Python tip 🌟🌟 Use docstrings to document your Python functions and classes! That way you, and anyone else, can find out more by using the help() function - or a good IDE will display your docstrings and give hints #pythonbestpractices #pythontips #python
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@Lisa_DataCoach
Lisa - Data & Python Coach
3 years
🌟🌟 Level up your Python tip 🌟🌟 Use assert statements to perform simple unit tests on your Python code. It's a great way of checking that your code is performing as you expect! #python #pythontips #pythonadvice #pythonbestpractices #pythonhacks
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@Lisa_DataCoach
Lisa - Data & Python Coach
3 years
🌟🌟 Level up your Python tip 🌟🌟 Use the collections module to make use of specialized data types such as named tuples and defaultdicts. It's part of base python and really extends your collection options! #python #pythontips #pythonadvice #pythonbestpractices
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@techalmirahoffi
TechAlmirah
1 year
Consider using type hints. They improve code readability and can help catch errors early. #PythonBestPractices #TypeHints
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@techalmirahoffi
TechAlmirah
1 year
Use context managers for resource management. with statements ensure proper cleanup, even in case of exceptions. #PythonBestPractices #ContextManagers
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@techalmirahoffi
TechAlmirah
1 year
PEP 8 is your guide! Adhere to Python's style guide for clean, readable code. #PythonBestPractices #PEP8 #Python
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@SilasMungiria
Silas
1 year
Want to write better Python code? Follow the DRY principleβ€”Don’t Repeat Yourself! This keeps your code clean and maintainable. #PythonBestPractices #Coding
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@AdeshMishr72369
Adesh Mishra
2 years
10. Good Practices: Code Hygiene 🧼✨ Follow PEP 8 guidelines for clean, readable code. It's like keeping your room tidy! 🧹🧽 #PythonBestPractices
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@DevBytesApp
DevBytes
2 years
With these coder-approved best practices, write cleaner and efficient and better codes today. . . #PythonBestPractices #PythonCoding #Coding #Python #PythonProgramming #bestpractices #Coders #coder #CodingLife #coderlife #programmer #programmerlife #tipsandtricks #hacks #devbytes
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