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Well, for me it's easier - perhaps because I'm used to reading parameters in type+name pairs. The data type is right next to the parameter name - and it will b
by jenscow 6y ago
Well, for me it's easier - perhaps because I'm used to reading parameters in type+name pairs.
The data type is right next to the parameter name - and it will be in the pop-up provided by my IDE when I use the function... I don't need to look at the docs or comment (which may not exist).