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What rules/approaches exist for naming module filenames?

I’m learning python and moving from Perl, which has a lot of rules for how file names and module filenames should be named. One rule that I haven’t been able to find how other people deal with is that module names are usually lower-case with underscores and filenames are usually lower-case without underscores.
This leads me to some problems with python.

I’ve been told to avoid the habit of using the same name for a module and its filename. Is this true?
Does everyone switch to “lowercase with underscores” when naming python files and modules? If not, what’s the reasoning?

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The other answers have given good answers to #1 – but there’s another problem.
You may create modules with the same name in different (sub-)directories.
In your distutils.cfg you can tell python which module (it should be in the form “Name.foo_module”) python should look for. When python cannot find the module it will import from the standard module path (sys.path), which should include both directory paths and or many “top-level” packages (sys.path[0] if you like).
So then you have to decide, if you want to import both foo.foo_module and foo/foo_module.
Better have the import statement (import foo.foo_module) for ease of coding and less chance of accident.

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Note that Python naming conventions doesn’t apply to class names – thus, you might decide to name your file foo.py, and your class Foo.
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