python
What I do
I help you write Python code that follows professional style guide conventions. This includes:
- Enforcing naming conventions (snake_case, PascalCase, UPPER_CASE)
- Applying proper docstring formatting (module, class, function, method docstrings)
- Managing imports correctly (full package paths, proper ordering)
- Implementing type annotations following best practices
- Following line length and indentation rules
- Using proper exception handling patterns
- Writing clean, readable code that matches professional standards
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