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Cx? Dzy? Those names were meaningless. A programmer doesn't rely on variable names to understand what the machine does, or very little. The contrary is a myth.
by quadcore 8y ago
Cx? Dzy? Those names were meaningless.
A programmer doesn't rely on variable names to understand what the machine does, or very little. The contrary is a myth. In other terms, you always check what a variable contains anyway. That being said, I make a distinction between obfuscated code and less code. The former is about presentation, which in my opinion you're free to decide while the later is about #node in the ast. Sort of.
- otikik 8y agoI hereby inform you that I, a programmer, _do_ use variable names to understand what other programmers want the machine to do. This is 100% real, and not a myth.