In Python, there are conventions for naming files, directories (folders), and attributes. These conventions are part of the PEP 8 style guide, which provides coding standards for Python code. Here are some of the conventions related to naming:
Module Names (files):
Should be short, lowercase, and can have underscores if it improves readability.
For example: module.py, my_module.py.
Package Names (directories/folders for modules):
Should be short, lowercase, and preferably without underscores.
For example: mypackage, subpackage.
Also it's advisable to use model_training over training_model as it follows a more logical structure: subject (model) followed by action (training). This naming convention is intuitive and aligns with common practices, making it easier for others to understand the purpose of the file at a glance.
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In Python, there are conventions for naming files, directories (folders), and attributes. These conventions are part of the PEP 8 style guide, which provides coding standards for Python code. Here are some of the conventions related to naming:
Module Names (files):
Package Names (directories/folders for modules):
Also it's advisable to use model_training over training_model as it follows a more logical structure: subject (model) followed by action (training). This naming convention is intuitive and aligns with common practices, making it easier for others to understand the purpose of the file at a glance.