Rant: my cousin said my code looked like a ransom note and he was right
I showed my cousin in Fresno the little number guessing game I built after 2 weeks of learning Python, and he just stared at it and said it looked like a ransom note with all the random capital letters and half finished lines. He was right, I had stuff like "guess = int(input" sitting there with no closing paren and variable names like x2 and Thing. So my question is, what finally made your code stop looking messy, was it picking one style guide or just writing more stuff until it clicked?
Wait, "guess = int(input" with no closing paren? How did that thing even run? I'm not trying to be a jerk but Python would've thrown a fit the second you hit enter on that line. Were you maybe writing pseudo-code in comments or something and the real lines looked different?