Python for Testers #5 | Variables Naming Rules

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🚀 Python for Testing #5 | Variables Naming Rules 🚀

Welcome to the 5th tutorial in our Python for Automation Testing Series! In this video, we dive deep into Variable Naming Rules in Python, a crucial topic for software testers, manual testers, and anyone looking to learn Python for testing.

📌 Video Highlights

What are Variables?
Rules for Naming Variables
Meaningful & Descriptive Variable Names
Case Sensitivity in Python
Pascal Case, Camel Case, and Snake Case

⏰ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:18 - Recap of Variables
0:50 - Rule 1: Meaningful & Descriptive Names
2:14 - Rule 2: Variable Names Must Start with a Letter or Underscore
3:25 - Rule 3: Variable Names Cannot Start with Numbers
4:21 - Rule 4: Variable Names Can Only Contain Alphanumeric Characters & Underscores
5:14 - Rule 5: Python is Case Sensitive
6:20 - Creating Different Variables (Allowed Patterns)
8:01 - What is Not Allowed in Variable Naming
9:22 - Variable Naming Conventions: Pascal Case, Snake Case, Camel Case
12:50 - Summary & Next Steps

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📝 Key Takeaways

Variable Names Should Be Descriptive: Use names like total_price instead of tp for better readability.
Start with a Letter or Underscore: Examples: x = 5 or _x = 10.

Avoid Starting with Numbers: 1x = 5 is invalid.

Use Alphanumeric Characters & Underscores: my_training = "Python" is valid.

Python is Case Sensitive: X, x, and _x are treated as different variables.

Naming Conventions:
Pascal Case: MyEnrolledTraining = "Python"
Snake Case: my_enrolled_training = "Python"
Camel Case: myEnrolledTraining = "Python"

💡 Why This Matters

Understanding variable naming rules is essential for writing clean, readable, and maintainable code, especially when working in teams. Whether you're into manual testing or automation testing with Python, mastering these basics will set a strong foundation for your coding journey.
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In the next tutorial, we’ll explore different types of variables and data types in Python. Stay tuned!

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