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It is python convention to have method names in snake_case. (How ironic to discuss this issue in the context of a package for case conversion.)
I strongly suggest to keep to that convention, be it for the sake of readability alone.
So rename:
def camelcase(string): ...
to:
def camel_case(string): ...
For example...
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It is python convention to have method names in snake_case.
(How ironic to discuss this issue in the context of a package for case conversion.)
I strongly suggest to keep to that convention, be it for the sake of readability alone.
So rename:
to:
For example...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: