Python "has" a maximum limit of 80 characters, even though I don't always agree. Often, it is a great challenge for me to choose between writing self-explanatory code (or someone call it as verbose naming) or following the consensus (which is all about the Python linter). But anyway, most of the time, I prefer the former to the latter. For the reason, then I started leaving the rule and expand it to 100 or 120.
Edit: I forgot to mention, it's hard to move on from being a big fan of one-liners. Ha-ha-ha ...
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Python "has" a maximum limit of 80 characters, even though I don't always agree. Often, it is a great challenge for me to choose between writing self-explanatory code (or someone call it as verbose naming) or following the consensus (which is all about the Python linter). But anyway, most of the time, I prefer the former to the latter. For the reason, then I started leaving the rule and expand it to 100 or 120.
Edit: I forgot to mention, it's hard to move on from being a big fan of one-liners. Ha-ha-ha ...