Python Syntax

Question 1

When should we place a parenthetical in a code?

Answer 1

For general use case: Parentheses should be placed at the end of a function whether it’s within a class(would be a method) or defined globally function.
In this instance, we use parentheses to specify inputs that should be provided to the function. Functions don’t always have input but can take them if needed.

For Syntax: We also use parentheses to indicate order or operations to specify an action in a code that should occur first.

For Classes: When we’re creating an instance or instantiating a class we use a parenthetical to specify the attributes of the instance if needed.

For data structures: We also use parenthesis to specify the creation of a tuple.

Question 2

When should we indent for a code?

Answer 2

Indentation for code should occur for the following:
-For Loops
-While Loops
-For creating Classes
-For creating functions
-Conditional statements (if, elif, else must be lowercase)
-Try/Except Blocks

Question 3

When should we add a period in a code?

Answer 3

-Periods should be used when we are adding a method or function to the end of a variable.

-They’re also used to indicate a file extension.

-They are also used for formatting within print statements

Question 4

When should we have quotations in a code?

Question 5

Does it matter if we have double quotes or single quotes in a code?

Question 6

When do we remove an indent for a code that already has one?

Question 7

When do we use square brackets in a code?

Question 8

When should we use curly brackets for a code?