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@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ If you're a bit bored with pycharm it could be refreshing to *see* your code thr
Start paying attention to the style guides that pop up in your IDE and follow up on them by reading the actual rules. Start paying attention to the style guides that pop up in your IDE and follow up on them by reading the actual rules.
It can be good way to discover some do's and don't and help you to make your code more readable. It can be good way to discover some do's and don't and help you to make your code more readable.
I would also recommend you start browsing online for some coding project in a field of your interests. I would also recommend you start browsing online for some coding projects in a field of your interests.
The bigger the project, the higher the chance it follows a specific style. The bigger the project, the higher the chance it follows a specific style.
By reading and trying to understand their code, you'll start to build a better feel how to annotate, structure and make your code more readable. By reading and trying to understand their code, you'll start to build a better feel how to annotate, structure and make your code more readable.
As this is a *very* subjective topic I can only point you to projects I like. As this is a *very* subjective topic I can only point you to projects I like.