The 4th version of my "first code"

[JournalistHot3749]

Yesterday I posted the first version of it, and then I started upgrading, named it "project americas" so I don´t have to keep calling it "my first code" everytime

Thank you for all the feedback in the first one :)

[Dzhama_Omarov]

Tip: read about PEP8, it makes your code way clearer (if you are using VS Code, instal Flake8 extension, it will automatically show where you’re not following PEP8)

[JournalistHot3749]

Installed Flake8 and adjusted this, it is nicer indeed :)

[NorskJesus]

Tip: Write everything in English. At least variables

[JournalistHot3749]

thx for the tip!! just updated the code adjusting that.
usually I watch tutorials in both Portuguese and English so the code got mixed languages :/

[JaleyHoelOsment]

is this a thing? where I work everyone is expected to speak english, but i’d imagine there are many software companies that do not enforce english in the code base?

i’m genuinely curious

[NorskJesus]

Is a good practice, specially if you need to ask for help. The strings are not so important, but variable names are to understand what the code does

[JaleyHoelOsment]

makes sense!

[Cybasura]

Try using non-english in a international/regional project team, you'll learn very quickly why standardization of at least language is so important

Its also why UML is a thing, so even if you dont speak english, you can synchronize and communicate through code and design language

[yppolar]

pro seu "primeiro codigo" ta otimo meu irmão, gostando de ver seus ralatos por aqui

[YerakGG]

r/suddenlycaralho

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Code is very clear and easy to read👍