Codio Activity : Using Linters to Achieve Python Code Quality
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In this discussion, we used linters to check the quality of python code
We worked with the code below;
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The code was tested with pylint, pyflakes, pycodestyle and pydocstyle
Pylint is powerful and comprehensive, covering style, potential errors, and coding standards.
pylint test is shown below
![](images/pylintcodetest.jpg)
Pyflakes is lightweight and efficient for catching simple errors quickly.
pyflakes test is shown below
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Testing the code with pycodestyle shows that pycodestyle is highly effective for maintaining a consistent coding style within a project.
pycodestyle test is shown below
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Testing the code with pydocstyle checks adherence to docstring conventions, ensuring proper documentation in the code.
pydocstyle test is shown below
![](images/pydocstyle.jpg)