Python naming conventions for interfaces and abstract classes?

Question

What is the convention for naming interfaces and abstract classes in Python? PEP 8 doesn't discuss this. For example, in Java, interfaces are often named with an I prefix. In PHP (prior to namespaces), abstract classes are typically named with an _Abstract suffix.

(I realize that Pythonists are not keen on interfaces, and perhaps this is the reason why I can't find much consensus on this topic. But the usage of interfaces and abstract classes is not my question.)

Answer 1

I'm not aware of any community-wide standards in that regard apart from PEP8, which doesn't address this specifically.

I'd suggest to do whatever your team is most comfortable with, but above all else be consistent.