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Pull Request: Merging 'rename_organise' into 'master' branch #1934

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Hello Geekcomputers team,

I hope this message finds you well. I am Nitkarsh Chourasia, and I am thrilled to submit this pull request to merge the 'rename_organise' branch into the 'master' branch of the Python repository under the Geekcomputers organization.

In this pull request, I have made a significant improvement to the project by adding a new program named "snake_case_renamer_depth_one.py" to the 'rename_organise' branch. Allow me to provide a detailed explanation of what I did and why:

What I did:
I implemented a Python script that recursively scans through the repository's top-level directories and subdirectories on depth one. The script converts filenames and folder names to adhere to the snake_case naming convention. This convention requires using all lowercase letters and replacing spaces with underscores in the names. By adopting snake_case, we ensure a consistent and standardized approach to file and folder naming across the project.

Why I did this:

  1. Following Python's Best Practice:
    Python, as a language, strongly advocates the use of snake_case for various entities, including variables, functions, and filenames. This convention enhances the code's readability and maintainability, making it easier for developers to understand and work collaboratively.

  2. Codebase Organization:
    Maintaining a uniform naming convention improves codebase organization. Developers can quickly identify the purpose and content of files, leading to efficient collaboration and code maintenance.

  3. Compatibility:
    By using snake_case, we align with the wider Python community's best practices, making it easier for contributors from diverse backgrounds to participate and contribute effectively.

  4. Automated Conversion:
    My Python script automates the conversion process, saving valuable developer time. It also ensures that filenames are converted accurately, leaving no room for manual errors.

I kindly request the repository admins to review this pull request and consider merging it into the 'master' branch. I believe that this improvement will elevate the quality and consistency of the Python repository.

Thank you for your attention to this request. I look forward to your feedback and the opportunity to contribute further to this fantastic project.

Best regards,
Nitkarsh Chourasia

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Dear Sir,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to request your kind assistance in transforming our repository, geekcomputers/Python, into a standardized and organized form. My goal is to improve the overall quality of the codebase, while ensuring that no existing programs are adversely affected during the process.

To achieve this, I have meticulously designed a program, "snake_case_renamer_depth_one.py," which will facilitate the transformation. This program intelligently renames files and folders within the repository to adhere to the snake_case naming convention, making the codebase more consistent and readable.

I want to emphasize that I have taken utmost care to avoid any disruptions to our existing programs. The renaming process has been limited to the first level of depth, which means that only files and folders at the top level will be affected, leaving project files untouched.

By implementing this transformation, I aim to create a solid foundation for future improvements. My plan is to gradually revise and enhance each program, while also introducing new, high-quality programs to the repository. This organizational overhaul will ensure that our repository remains efficient and easy to navigate, even as it grows in size and complexity.

Your approval and support for this endeavor are crucial, as it will pave the way for a more robust and thriving repository. I assure you that I will be meticulous in my approach, adhering to best practices and standards of Python programming throughout the entire process.

Thank you for considering my request. I eagerly await your valuable guidance and look forward to making this repository a source of pride for our community.

Sincerely,
Nitkarsh Chourasia
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Sir, please look into it and do it.
This will transform the whole repository in to a standardized form using the best practices till date.
I took special care so it doesn't break any program.
How?
I have done the renaming to the depth of level one only.
No inside of any projects files have been renamed.

I want to transform this repository.
Day by day, I will revise and improve every line of code in every program possible.
Also, add new better programs to it.
For that I need the repository to be extremely organized.
Or it will whole be a mess as of now.

I will try to sort the repository based on various parameters.
As I have worked on projects way bigger then these.

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I will be scaling this repository, so need a very organized form of this repository.
I will be using the best practices of Programming and Software project management to do so.
So, please have a sincere look into this, as it is of very importance.
With the help of each other, I want to make this repository the best on the internet.

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Subject: Request for Assistance in Organizing and Scaling the Repository

Dear geekcomputers,

I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to seek your valuable support and guidance in an important endeavor. As an active contributor to the geekcomputers/Python repository, I have ambitious plans to scale and transform it into a highly organized and exemplary codebase.

Given the repository's potential and the growing community around it, I believe it is essential to elevate it to the next level of excellence. To achieve this, I am committed to implementing the best practices of programming and software project management. My intention is to ensure the repository's structure and content adhere to rigorous standards, enabling seamless scalability and long-term sustainability.

I understand the significance of this task, and I sincerely request your assistance in reviewing and approving the proposed changes. With our collective efforts, I firmly believe we can establish this repository as one of the finest on the internet. By fostering collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and continuous improvement, we can set new benchmarks for Python enthusiasts worldwide.

Your experienced insights and constructive feedback are invaluable to me in this endeavor. I am eager to work closely with you to address any concerns, make necessary adjustments, and ensure that the transformation proceeds smoothly.

Thank you for considering my request. Together, we can unlock the full potential of this repository and contribute significantly to the Python programming community.

Looking forward to your positive response.

Sincerely,
Nitkarsh Chourasia
GitHub Username: NitkarshChourasia

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Please reimplement the path to be read dynamically from the root of the .py file

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Making it more adhered to the best practices and standards of python programming language.
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All good.

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Unstoppable @NitkarshChourasia

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Merge it @geekcomputers # Craig

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