Pylint Tutorial – How to Write Clean Python

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In this Pylint tutorial video you'll see how to install and set up the Pylint code linter for Python step by step. We'll go over why you should use a code linter like Pylint, Flake8, Pyflakes, or other static analysis tools—and how they can help you write cleaner and more Pythonic code.

Pylint is a well-known static analysis tool for Python 2 and 3. It has a number of useful features, like checking your code for compliance with the PEP 8 Python style guide. It makes sure that your code follows the code style guide and it can also automatically identify common bugs and errors in your Python code.

To set up Pylint you'll first need to install it with the `pip install` command and then you can run it on any Python file with the "pylint" command. Pylint inspects your code and then gives you feedback on it. Besides running Pylint from the command-line you can also integrate it into your editor to get live feedback on your Python code.

In this Pylint tutorial I'm going over the feedback produced by Pylint and I'm taking it to refactor and improve the quality of my code. You can get this setup up and running in a few minutes and it'll quickly help you write better and cleaner Python code.

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