python - Should I create each class in its own .py file?

Question

I'm quite new to Python in general.

I'm aware that I can create multiple classes in the same .py file, but I'm wondering if I should create each class in its own .py file.

In C# for instance, I would have a class that handles all Database interactions. Then another class that had the business rules.

Is this the case in Python?

Answer 1

No. Typical Python style is to put related classes in the same module. It may be that a class ends up in a module of its own (especially if it's a large class), but it should not be a goal in its own right. And when you do, please do not name the module after the class -- you'll just end up confusing yourself and others about which is which.