PEP 8
The official Python code style guide document, specifying coding conventions for indentation, line length, blank lines, import order, naming conventions, docstrings, and related matters. It is the code style standard widely adopted by the Python community.
Core Facts
Timeline (last 90 days)
In the PEP 8 test, Run B (two-stage prompt) captured all the key content that Run A missed, including the 'allowed deviations' section, the 99-character team limit, and the risk-item judgments.
The original author used the PEP 8 document and Claude Sonnet for a comparison test: Run A used only a simple summary instruction, Run B used the two-stage prompt, and both had a summary limit of 8 items.
In the PEP 8 test, Run A (simple instruction) missed the 'When to ignore this guide' section, the line-length team exception (may be relaxed to 99 characters), the mandatory trailing comma rule for single-element tuples, and the module-level dunder name placement rule.
PEP 8 specifies a line length limit of 79 characters, but a team may negotiate to relax it to 99 characters, provided that comments and docstrings still wrap at 72 characters.
PEP 8 is the official Python code style guide, covering indentation, line length, blank lines, import order, naming conventions, comments and docstrings, among other things.
PEP 8 states clearly at the beginning that consistency within a project is more important than following PEP 8, and lists the scenarios in which the rules may be broken, with particular emphasis on not breaking backward compatibility in order to comply with PEP 8.
PEP 8 specifies that functions and variables use snake_case, classes use PascalCase, and constants use ALL_CAPS.
All Facts (8)
PEP 8 specifies that imports from the standard library, third-party libraries, and custom modules should be organized in layers, with each group separated by a blank line.
65%UnverifiedPEP 8 specifies a line length limit of 79 characters, but a team may negotiate to relax it to 99 characters, provided that comments and docstrings still wrap at 72 characters.
50%UnverifiedPEP 8 is the official Python code style guide, covering indentation, line length, blank lines, import order, naming conventions, comments and docstrings, among other things.
50%UnverifiedPEP 8 states clearly at the beginning that consistency within a project is more important than following PEP 8, and lists the scenarios in which the rules may be broken, with particular emphasis on not breaking backward compatibility in order to comply with PEP 8.
50%UnverifiedIn the PEP 8 test, Run A (simple instruction) missed the 'When to ignore this guide' section, the line-length team exception (may be relaxed to 99 characters), the mandatory trailing comma rule for single-element tuples, and the module-level dunder name placement rule.
50%UnverifiedIn the PEP 8 test, Run B (two-stage prompt) captured all the key content that Run A missed, including the 'allowed deviations' section, the 99-character team limit, and the risk-item judgments.
50%UnverifiedPEP 8 specifies that functions and variables use snake_case, classes use PascalCase, and constants use ALL_CAPS.
50%UnverifiedThe original author used the PEP 8 document and Claude Sonnet for a comparison test: Run A used only a simple summary instruction, Run B used the two-stage prompt, and both had a summary limit of 8 items.
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