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They're not, he doesn't back up his recommendations with data, and instead expects readers to believe that they are appropriate and correct.
by blub 9y ago
They're not, he doesn't back up his recommendations with data, and instead expects readers to believe that they are appropriate and correct.
- carlmr 9y agoNeither do any other coding guidelines I've seen. What data do you want to gather about whether a name could replace a comment? It's like structuring an essay has a lot of rules, that you can break if you know what you're doing, but if you're just starting to write will help you be more clear in conveying your message. It's all subjective.