USER STORY: Python code quality

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As a Developer,

I want my Python files to be well-structured and -commented,

so that my code is easy to audit and maintain

Acceptance Criteria

1. All self-written Python files in the project have classes and methods with appropriate docstrings
2. All self-written Python files in the project have inline comments explaining areas that require particular attention or have proven to be common stumbling blocks
3. All self-written Python files in the project are organized into logical and well-commented blocks
4. All self-written Python files in the project have commented-out code removed
5. Comment coverage errs on the side of "more is more", as befits a neurodivergent coder's first-time Django ReST Framework project.

Files

api-task-manager/

• permissions.py
• serializers.py
• settings.py
• urls.py
• views.py

comments/

• admin.py
• models.py
• serializers.py
• tests.py
• urls.py
• views.py

profiles/

• admin.py
• models.py
• serializers.py
• urls.py
• views.py

tasks/

• admin.py
• models.py
• serializers.py
• urls.py
• views.py

watchers/

• admin.py
• models.py
• serializers.py
• urls.py
• views.py