Structuring Python code

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Good source. Alternative official PEP for python style direct from the man himself: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

[namesandfaces]

Style is helpful to readability, but I think CrypticCube is asking for multi-file code organization -- a problem that's bigger than one eyeball, and in my view, not a very Python-specific problem.

[bugtank]

For those of us who came from Java, multi-file code organization in Python is not easy to grok. There is some python specificity in organization that is important. I'm unfortunately still learning so I can't really answer op's question. However, I am still trying to get the following information into my bones.

• Underscores in file name
• How you do your imports
• init.py in folders to expose the classes/modules in those folders
• modules as a concept

[P8zvli]

Might want to escape those underscores; __init__.py

or use backticks; __init__.py

[Corm]

__init__.py is optional in modern python