File, folder, class and variable names for more idiomatic Python3

[jbytecode]

For a more idiomatic Python library, we can follow the rules below:

• Class names are in camel case, e.g., OneMax, GradientDescent, Person, OnePointCrossOver
• folder names are in lower case, e.g., problems, selections, recombinations, but not Problems, Selections, Recombinations
• file names follow the same rules, e.g., crossover.py, mutation.py, if there is more than one words, consider using snake case, e.g., one_point_crossover.py, if necessary.
• Constants are in upper case, e.g., POPSIZE = 10
• Variable names are in lower case, an underscore can be used between words to separate them.
• Each single functionality should have a corresponding test. A test file may contain more than one tests, but, each single test file should include tests for a single functionality, e.g., testonepointcrossover.py may contain the aforementioned tests.
• Tests can be run under the tests directory using

$> pytest *

in the terminal.

[jbytecode]

The commits

• https://github.com/SevgiAkten/pycell/commit/f5c618a0cfef90db5330901bfaaa0abd2e2d0075
• https://github.com/SevgiAkten/pycell/commit/d62a4ee7bd31f37aae168b60e734e5a877316635

fix the uncapitalized file name problem.

[jbytecode]

solved.

[SevgiAkten]

On Friday, I decapitalized all file names but when I commit, some changes didn't seem on GitHub. When I am trying to solve this problem, you already do this well, thanks, teacher. I just wanted you to know that I am aware 😊

[SevgiAkten]

As I mentioned, I tried to decapitalize main folder name "CGA" to "cga". While it is changed in vscode, it didn't changed after commit on GitHub. Later I research pychache files and effect of ignoring *pyc. Then I delete ".gitignore" file to solve this problem and it change..However, I'm not sure if this problem is caused by this.