This conventions, they all come from a set of rules or guidelines called The Zen of Python, written by Tim Peters, these were originally made for Python, but since there are a lot of similarities in both languages, they can be used in C++ as well.<\/p>\n
These rules mainly talk about order in your code, because somtimes if you are disorganized, it’s very hard to understand someone else’s code.<\/p>\n
So that’s why it’s a very good idea to follow the guidelines, because it helps others, and it helps you.<\/p>\n
I’m going to leave the link were I learned about these conventions.<\/p>\n
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