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Questions tagged [coding-style]

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Which python logging style is recommended or standard? [closed]

I am new to python. Between the following 2 options. Which style is recommended or better for python ? logging.info(f"Won't save model as score is below 0, score: {score}") logging.info(&...
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in vscode Autocompletion does not occur when manipulating the dome

const h1 = document.querySelector('#hi'); h1.styl = "red" --> not auto-completed I would like to autocomplete style. Please tell me how to solve it. I am aware that auto-completion is ...
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Should I wrap indented comments at column 80, or extend it due to the indentation? [closed]

Question relating to code comment styling, but this should be language agnostic. If I have a comment beginning on a deep indentation, do I still wrap it at column 80, or extend it to account for the ...
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Avoid ifdef in my project for multiple hardware

I have a project written in C on STM32 platform. My project source code will be available for multiple hardware. I use CMakeLists For example I have 2 header for the moment hardware1.h and hardware2....
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Can I use yield as a variable name in Java 17 when yield is a reserved keyword?

I have an existing Java codebase where I use yield as a variable name. With the upgrade to Java 17, where yield has become a reserved keyword due to the new switch expression feature, I'm concerned ...
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Scope Variable inside Python's Try, Except block

At first, i wrote my simple code as below: while True: try: x = int(input("what's x? ")) except ValueError: print(f"x is not an integer!") else: ...
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How to manage multiple uses of a model in an application?

I'm currently implementing an application and have for example a Customer model that's used in several different parts of the application. Each part only uses a subset of the properties from the ...
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I want to add retry logic and. refactor the code in the python socket connect code

I have the below Python code which checks whether the ssh host is up or not: `for hostname ,ipaddr in host_dict.items(): if tcp_conn.tcp_port_is_open(ipaddr, constants.TCP_PORT, ...
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Can I create a default object in the constructor of a class in the dependency injection pattern?

I'm starting to develop a rest API in the MVC pattern using NodeJS and Typescript. In my model layer I created entities, services and repositories. My controller layer is decoupled from the framework ...
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WebStorm imports from HTML

When I import from HTML a Enum/Const the protected readonly that WebStorm produces is at the bottom of the TS; Is there an option to set the protected readonly above the constructor? Code example HTML:...
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Best practice regarding code in constructor for initializing in C#? [closed]

I am learning C# and learning about classes, and I have a question regarding best practices in class initialization and constructors. For instance, I was doing a practice exercise from Player's Guide ...
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Which of these is the best structure of a if-statement in a BlocListener for a SignIn? [closed]

I'm designing an application that uses Flutter Bloc and i'm not sure which of the two approaches is better in terms of structure. One is shorter in terms of lines of code, while the other is more ...
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How to configure a linter (e.g. Ruff) to disallow double assignments in single lines in Python?

I'm looking for a way to configure a linter (such as Ruff or another popular Python linter) to disallow double assignments in single lines, like this: name, position = files.name, pos Instead, I want ...
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How to reuse switch block labels without goto?

How to implement the following code without goto and unnecessary code complexity? namespace Test { static class Program { bool keyA = false; bool keyB = false; // ... ...
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Relationships of code style tools in .net

I am confused of diversity of tools for code style and analyzers. I do not know how to structure these concepts in mind like Roslyn, Roslynator, .editorconfig file, some .net packages like Microsoft....
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