Google Python Style Guide(google.github.io)

  def greet(name):
    print(f”Hello {name}”)

  def greet(
    name,
    language=None,
    io=None,
    is_ci=False,
    and_return=False,
  ):
    greeting = “Hello”
    if language:
      greeting = translate(greeting)
    message = f”{greeting} {name}”
    fn = print
    flush = False
    if is_ci:
      fn = log
      flush = True
    fn(
      greeting,
      flush=flush,
      io=io if io else stdout,
    )
  if and_return:
    return greeting

    def bla(self, a, b, c=2, d=True):


    self.bla("x", "x", 3)

    def bla(self, *, a, b, c=2, d=True):

    self.bla(a="x", b="x", c=3)

    X x = new X(mock(Y.class));

    x: X = X(MagicMock())

  2.14 True/False Evaluations
  Use the “implicit” false if at all possible.

  if not users:
     ...

  if users == []:
      ...

  if users == {}:
  if users == 0:
  if users is None:
  if users == ():
  if users is False:

  if not users:

  If you need to distinguish False from None then chain the expressions, such as if not x and x is not None:.

  if x is False:

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    import jodie

    import .jodie