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Certainly! The capitalized variable names here, such as "CONSUMER_KEY", "ACCESS_TOKEN", and "FILE_PATH", follow a common convention in Python for constants.

"Constants" are variables that are intended to remain unchanged throughout the execution of the program. Capitalizing their names is a way to signal to other developers (and your future self) that these values are not meant to be modified. This practice improves code readability and helps in identifying which variables should remain constant, thereby reducing the risk of accidental modification.

By doing so, it makes your code cleaner and more maintainable. Keep in mind, though, that while this is a convention, Python itself doesn't enforce it. It's mainly a good practice to help make your code clearer and more understandable.