🧩 PYTHON TIPS FOR PRODUCTIVITY - Automate Your Python Project’s Initial Structure

🧩 PYTHON TIPS FOR PRODUCTIVITY - Automate Your Python Project’s Initial Structure

📰 Edição #04 — PYTHON TIPS FOR PRODUCTIVITY - Automate Your Python Project’s Initial Structure

✨ Opening Quote

Starting a project from scratch can be repetitive — and you, developer or analyst, know how every second counts. So why not let Python do it for you?


✅ Purpose of the Tip

To help you automatically create the basic folder and file structure of a Python project, saving time, avoiding oversights, and encouraging good practices from the beginning.


📚 Technical Concept

When developing any system, modularization and organization are essential. Automating this structure:

  • Ensures that all your projects follow the same standard;

  • Keeps the repository clean with .gitignore;

  • Provides initial documentation via README.md;

  • Encourages separation of responsibilities (logic, tests, data, images).


💡 Python Representation

Scenario: You’re starting a new project called profitability_simulator. Instead of creating everything manually, run the script below and… it’s done!


📊 Practical Applications

  • Standardize structures across teams and repositories

  • Avoid repetitive manual work in new projects

  • Create reusable starter templates

  • Demonstrate professionalism in technical tests and portfolios


💬 EXTRA TIP

Customize your script to also create files like main.py, requirements.txt, or even starter structures for dashboards or APIs — tailored to your favorite project types!


📅 Closing with CTA

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