Re:Python coding standards
by wffurr on Monday September 16, 2013 @09:35AM
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* Reading a side-by-side diff
* Split-screen editor with multiple columns
* Editor side-by-side with documentation
Long lines are also bad for readability – too much happening in a single line. If you have a very long line, either your names are too verbose, you need to break up your logic into easier to follow steps, or you need to write a function definition and give the logic a name.
79 character lines are arbitrary, but a short line length limit follows directly from the Zen of Python.
Long lines are also bad for readability – too much happening in a single line. If you have a very long line, either your names are too verbose, you need to break up your logic into easier to follow steps, or you need to write a function definition and give the logic a name.
79 character lines are arbitrary, but a short line length limit follows directly from the Zen of Python.