To ensure consistency throughout this tutorial, please follow this style guide when writing the tutorial and submit a Pull Request.
When you create a new document, please store your file in the correct location.
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Location: Store all documents in the ch-xxx/ directory, where ch is the abbreviation for chapter. Create a directory for each chapter and a .md or .ipynb file for each section.
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Image: Save drawing files in the drawio folder of the project and SVG images in the img folder. Place the images into the corresponding folder.
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Name: Directory and file names should be concise and intuitive, using hyphens (-) as separators and lowercase letters.
Example: python-ecosystem.svg Example: ch-mpi
This tutorial is aimed at beginners, so please keep the writing style concise and easy to understand. Any markings that help readers understand the text are helpful.
- For the first occurrence of an abbreviation, provide the full form. The abbreviation can be used in subsequent text.
Example: API (Application Programming Interface)
Please make your code as readable as possible. For Python code writing conventions, you can refer to The Black Code Styles. Here are some specific scenarios:
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Variables should use meaningful English words.
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Variables should have meaningful names to maintain readability. It is recommended to avoid using variables named a, b, c. You can use counters like i, j.
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Function names should use underscore-style naming in lowercase.
Example: hello_world()
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Class names should be capitalized, and complex class names should use camel case.
Example: class HelloWorld
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Images. It is recommended to use the software drawio to draw images. Drawio can also be used online. Save the .drawio files in the
drawio
folder of the project and SVG images in theimg
folder.