(module_name)
return ''.join(w.title() for w in words)
Takes a module name and returns the name of the class it
    defines.

    If the module name contains dashes, they are replaced with
    underscores.

    Example::

        >>> class_name_from_module_name('with-dashes')
        'WithDashes'
        >>> class_name_from_module_name('with_underscores')
        'WithUnderscores'
        >>> class_name_from_module_name('oneword')
        'Oneword'
Takes a module name and returns the name of the class it
    defines.
Takes a module name and returns the name of the class it defines .
def class_name_from_module_name(module_name):
    """Takes a module name and returns the name of the class it
    defines.

    If the module name contains dashes, they are replaced with
    underscores.

    Example::

        >>> class_name_from_module_name('with-dashes')
        'WithDashes'
        >>> class_name_from_module_name('with_underscores')
        'WithUnderscores'
        >>> class_name_from_module_name('oneword')
        'Oneword'

    """
    words = module_name.replace('-', '_').split('_')
    return ''.join(w.title() for w in words)
def class_name_from_module_name ( module_name ) : words = module_name . replace ( '-' , '_' ) . split ( '_' ) return '' . join ( w . title ( ) for w in words )