What is ' snake case ' pls explain ..

Answer 1

visph That kebab-case might be a bit over-cooked for Python as it without be parsed as two variables `kebab` and `case` with a subtract operator (` - `) . 😉

Answer 2

Complete the code below to add a comment and declare a variable using the snake case sty
___Using snake case
credit___score = 700

What is the answer of this question

Answer 3

David Carroll I was explaining cases form, languages agnostic (I used word 'identifier' not 'varoable')... in fact kebab case often not valid as identifier name in most of languages (css and html are exceptions)...

Answer 4

visph I figured you were being language agnostic. In fact, it would also need to be paradigm agnostic since most imperative languages wouldn't be able to lexically parse the minus symbol as anything but an operator token.

Still yet, I doubt the OP would have picked up on the subtle distinction of "identifier" vs "variable". 😉

Since the question is tagged as Python, I figured it would be worth pointing out to eliminate confusion.

Yash Mitkari Different formats are used for naming various types of identifiers such as variables, classes, functions, properties, methods, events, etc. Since these don't support spaces, there are conventions to delimit the words.

snake_case uses underscores.

camelCase and PascalCase capitalize the first letter of words.

There are many variations of these naming conventions. You'll eventually pick up on the most common ones.

Answer 5

Complete the code below to add a comment and declare a variable using the snake case style

Using snake case

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score = 700

Answer 6

a way if formating identifier names: snake_case

as there are camelCase or kebab-case

Answer 7

snake case is used in Python. The snake 🐍 case is used to separate a variable name(when var has 2 words as name).
Example :->
country_name = "India";

Snake case is just a under score: _

Answer 8

Complete the code below to add a comment and declare a variable using the snake case sty
___Using snake case
credit___score = 700