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The distinction isn't against protected words, but against more descriptive names (like "buffer" or "receiver"), and the issue is more complex functions, not on
by SilasX 7y ago
The distinction isn't against protected words, but against more descriptive names (like "buffer" or "receiver"), and the issue is more complex functions, not one-liners.
Anyway, didn't mean to put you on the spot, since you don't speak for Go programmers and weren't planning to justify the argument, I just wanted to clarify why these wouldn't satisfy the challenge.