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I do minimal python programming but your comment made me re-read The Zen of Python. Such a good reminder of what I'd definitely call good practices.

• brudgers 9y ago
  The analogy of religion at its core is part of what makes Pythonic such a toxic concept. It provides the Python community an excuse to treat being unPythonic as moral failing and PEP's as revelation. I suppose a true believer could look at double snake case as a convention to denote private methods in lieu of implementing modular code with actual private methods and see something beautiful and simple and explicit and uncomplicated and a good practice. There's nothing wrong with Python except the bullshit that surrounds it.