5 Best Python Habits for Better Code

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Adopt these early on, great habits!

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[@agentm10]

Another excellent video by Mr. Code. Question: Is it more "pythonic" to use list and dict comprehension or to use filters, maps and lambda functions? Also, regarding good habits, I would add documentation and testing to good habits. This gets drilled into CS students, but non CS programmers get sloppy with both.

[@codewithjoshoffical]

Hey there, thanks for your comment! Overall I'd say most senior devs and the more pythonic way to go about things are comprehensions for sure. This is mainly because it's viewed as more readable and more so because this avoids the need for extra function calls that come when using map/filter/lambda. Also with your insights about good habits, I love them! I agree, writing good documentation is so important, I like to think of my script as a notebook. Anyone should be able to look at my code and understand quickly about what's happening. I've written about unit tests on my blog, but haven't done a video on this yet. Definitely something I should put together too!

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[@TheScottbee]

Great video, but stop saying to like and describe. You say it like 4 times in the video and it is overkill.