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Do you mean you want like C#? public class 그뤼고 { private 이 이 {get;set;} public 그뤼고() { var 문좌열은 = 이.문좌열은; var 기ㅖ버역을
by yarosv 8y ago
Do you mean you want like C#?
public class 그뤼고
{
private 이 이 {get;set;}
public 그뤼고()
{
var 문좌열은 = 이.문좌열은;
var 기ㅖ버역을 = Enumerable.Range(0, 10);
var 오타비문이 = 기ㅖ버역을.Select(요 => 요);
}
}
public class 이
{
public int 문좌열은 {get;set;}
}
- lifthrasiir 8y agoSometimes, though my example was intentionally obscured to prevent machine translation and you were not aware of Korean conjugations (usually omitted in identifiers) ;-) I have seen numerous instances of pseudo-English when it comes to naming. It is hard to name things in non-native tongues. When reasonable, reducing that overhead can be indeed beneficial.
- yarosv 8y agoOops (yes, I don't know what it meant). I mean I speak Ukrainian and Russian. If I saw the code like that in my native tongue, I would be upset. Plus it is pain to alt+shift between languages all the time.