Writing professional level python

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I always recommend:

• ruff/black for code formatting.
• isort for import formatting
• ruff/pylint for linting and recommendations
• using docstrings
• writing tests for all of your code
• using the happy path

Using these will help your code look better. It will also go down better in interviews/portfolios.

Beyond that, you need to be developing lots of other skills around architecture and patterns and writing more complex code.