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Docstrings: Add docstrings to your functions and classes to make their purpose and usage clear to others (and your future self). Type Hinting: Consider adding type hints to your functions and methods, especially if you're using Python 3.6 or later. This can help with readability and maintenance. Error Handling: Include appropriate error handling mechanisms, such as input validation or exception handling, to make your code more robust. Unit Tests: Write unit tests to ensure your functions and methods behave as expected, especially for edge cases and boundary conditions. Consistent Naming: Ensure consistent naming conventions throughout your codebase to make it easier to understand and maintain.
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Docstrings: Add docstrings to your functions and classes to make their purpose and usage clear to others (and your future self).
Type Hinting: Consider adding type hints to your functions and methods, especially if you're using Python 3.6 or later. This can help with readability and maintenance.
Error Handling: Include appropriate error handling mechanisms, such as input validation or exception handling, to make your code more robust.
Unit Tests: Write unit tests to ensure your functions and methods behave as expected, especially for edge cases and boundary conditions.
Consistent Naming: Ensure consistent naming conventions throughout your codebase to make it easier to understand and maintain.