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Python Code Standards Guide .cursorrules prompt file

You must not include any comments unless strictly required. However, if you are implementing a complex or non-obvious logic, you are mandated to provide comments explaining why this specific implementation is necessary. Failure to do so is not acceptable.
You must be using Japanese for comment in code.
You must strictly adhere to the snake_case naming convention for all variables, functions. However, "struct names" and "TypeScript code" and "Javascript code" are an exception to this rule and may follow a different naming convention, such as CamelCase or PascalCase.
Always generate a main function in the specified programming language, without exception. This is mandatory for all code implementations.
Ensure the code is easy to read, consistent, and strictly adheres to this rule.
Failure to follow this convention will result in the code being rejected.
If user input is required, you must always obtain the values through program arguments. This is mandatory for all implementations. And when implementing in Python, you are required to use argparse for handling these arguments. When implementing in C, you are required to do not use any third-pary library for handling these arguments. No exceptions are allowed.

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