required code format

1) When [-rts, --replacetostr] is called

• Do not define your names of local variables/classes/functions in your source program identically to functions/classes/parameters-of-function names of imported libraries

  • Can generate an error = yes

    • Recommended:

      import argparse
      self.parser.add_argument("-t", "--test")
      yourChoices = input("number :")
      print(yourChoices)
      
      # 'yourChoices' variable defined have not the same name with function or parameter of function/class of argparse library, so 'add_arguments' will not be replaced by [-rts --replacetostr] feature
      # If you cannot change the source code edit (intensio/exclude/string_to_string_mixed/exclude_word_by_user.txt) word that will you want exclude

    • Not recommended:

      import argparse
      self.parser.add_argument("-t", "--test")
      add_argument = input("number :") # Line of error
      print(add_argument)
      
      # 'add_argument' variable defined is already a name of function of argparse library, all 'add_arguments' will be replaced by [-rts --replacetostr] feature

• You must exclude the parameters of the functions/classes/parameter-of-function of imported libraries into your source program

  • Can generate an error = yes
    • Recommended:

      import argparse
      self.parser.add_argument("-t", "--test", choices=["test1, test2"], default="test1", help="this is a test !")
      yourChoices = input("number :")
      print(yourChoices)
      
      # The [-rts --replacetostr] feature will replace the 'choices', 'default' and 'help' parameters of 'add_argument' function from argparse library, because their syntaxes is -> 'parameter=', except if you have exclude their words in 'intensio/exclude/string_to_string_mixed/exclude_word_by_user.txt'
      • Edit word exclusion and add choices, default and help parameters of add_argument function of argparse library

• If a variable containt text between """ or ''' on multiple lines should be exactly as in source code examples

  • Can generate an error = yes

    • Recommended:

      hello = "hello"
      test = """
      --- Display -----
      name : test
      {0}
      see the the placement of quotes 
      """.format(hello)
      
      # OR
      
      hello = "hello"
      test = """
      --- Display -----
      name : test
      see the the placement of quotes 
      """

    • Not recommended:

      test = """
      --- Display -----
      name : test """
      
      # see the the placement of quotes