Python Naming Conventions
Blog post from Pybites
In the discussion about naming conventions in Python, the author reflects on past guidance that led to using camelCase naming instead of the underscore method, which aligns with the PEP8 Style Guide's recommendations. Initially influenced by mixed opinions, the author emphasizes the importance of consistency within a project, regardless of the chosen style. However, after further research, including guidance from a colleague named Bob, the author recognizes the value of adhering to PEP8 standards, which advocate for using lowercase with underscores to enhance readability for function names, methods, and instance variables. Acknowledging the authoritative nature of PEP8, the author commits to following these conventions in future coding endeavors, envisioning a more standardized coding environment.
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