> The ident: Type syntax let’s developers focus on the name by placing it ahead of its type annotation. If this were true, we'd have to conclude that speakers

> The ident: Type syntax let’s developers focus on the name by placing it ahead of its type annotation. If this were true, we'd have to conclude that speakers of name-then-honorific languages like Japanese ("Graham-san") are better at remembering and focusing on people's names than speakers of honorific-then-name languages like English ("Mr. Graham.") But there's no evidence of that, is there?