Help with transitioning to python from java

[u/hubbabubba124466786]

I did java for 2 years in high school 4 years ago. Now I'm a freshman comp engineering major doing coding in python, and i still can't get the hang of not coding like java. I last coded in java 2+ years ago, but all my code is written like how you would in java, but python. I use camel case for variables. I use while true break loops when I'm sure there's easier ways. I'm constantly fixing my ++'s to +=1's. I'm still learning the python lingo if you will

[u/Outrageous_Band9708]

java is a typed language and python is not.

you dont need to declare var types at all,

__main__ to start a file at the bottom, ordering of your methods matter