Python returns a poem named ‘The Zen of Python’ by Tim Peters. Below is that text:

This poem is the motto for many Python developers. Many of its lines try to convey Python’s ideals and common developer sense.

Think about the line:

The first involves using underscores in the place of real-world spaces. Here are some examples:

• final_comp

The underscores make names easier to read and quickly understand. There are individuals who aren’t partial to using underscores, and because of such the second convention involves using capital letters to differentiate between words. Here are some examples:

• stopButton

Both are able to convey the original idea of explicit naming, and should be used to facilitate collaboration.