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Do’s And Don’ts of the Python Programming Language

A short article from my experience.

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Python is the 3rd most popular language among all programmers. Holding its strong position in the top 10 programming languages, the future of Python is quite bright.

Recently I wrote an article where I compiled resources available for the Python programming language — and to be completely honest, I personally believe that there are some do’s and don’ts in Python which programmers should follow.

Following are 3 such do’s and don’ts which are necessary for newbie Python programmers to bear in mind —

Do’s

  • Write understandable code which can be read by both the compiler as well as human beings.
  • Use comments wherever necessary.
  • Read recent documentation once a week for new updates.

Don’ts

  • Using short forms to declare variables or functions.
  • Taking ownership of someone else’s code from GitHub. Never copy-paste unnecessarily and declare it as your own code.
  • Code with an infinite loop.

I hope you loved this short article regarding the do’s and don’ts of the Python programming language. Keep programming and keep practicing. All the best for your programming journey!

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