Bit of a tangent, but here goes... It's a shame that C ... Java like languages became dominant, in that they "hide" identifier names after the type types, rath

Bit of a tangent, but here goes... It's a shame that C ... Java like languages became dominant, in that they "hide" identifier names after the type types, rather than putting the identifiers at the start of a line where they are more visible. (thank God for type inference, I guess, in newer languages) Also, I find CamelCraps an impediment to scanning the names in code, as well. This is less of an issue when the name is one word, but "we" sure seem to like our AdjectiveAdjectiveAdjectiveNoun names in Java-land :-( E.g. - qualifier qualifier AdjectiveAdjectiveAdjectiveNoun adjectiveAdjectiveAdjectiveNoun = new AdjectiveAdjectiveAdjectiveNoun(42) Or was I supposed to @AutoInject that? Please, just shoot me now.