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What are your favorite static analysis tools to use in your Python projects?
I’ve used the following:
🪛isort
🔧flake8
🔨black
🪚pydocstyle
🛠️mypy
⚒️ruff
I’ve just started using ruff and it’s pretty great so far.
Any opinions on these or any of you use something else?
What are your favorite static analysis tools to use in your Python projects?
I’ve used the following:
🪛isort
🔧flake8
🔨black
🪚pydocstyle
🛠️mypy
⚒️ruff
I’ve just started using ruff and it’s pretty great so far.
Any opinions on these or any of you use something else?
e.g. "for (int i = 0; i < array.size(); i++)",
as seen in example A below.
It is better to use for loops in a "for-each" style, as seen in example B:
i.e. "for x in ...".
If you need the indices, example C is the way to go.
#Python #LearnPython
e.g. "for (int i = 0; i < array.size(); i++)",
as seen in example A below.
It is better to use for loops in a "for-each" style, as seen in example B:
i.e. "for x in ...".
If you need the indices, example C is the way to go.
#Python #LearnPython
You can insert expressions within "{ }" in many different ways including a variable name followed by a "=".
This is great for quick debugging.
#Python #LearnPython
You can insert expressions within "{ }" in many different ways including a variable name followed by a "=".
This is great for quick debugging.
#Python #LearnPython
I'll let you all know how that goes...
#Python #LearnPython
I'll let you all know how that goes...
#Python #LearnPython