This is a bit of a false dichotomy, because the names don't have to be that long. fooBarBazThings.each(thing => thing.DoThing()) It's more useful when the r

This is a bit of a false dichotomy, because the names don't have to be that long. fooBarBazThings.each(thing => thing.DoThing()) It's more useful when the receiver of the method doesn't tell you as much, eg: getRecentPurchases().values().forEach(price -> priceStats.accept(price));