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It actually makes a lot of sense. I personally don't want to touch .Net langs because of their PascalCase and camelCase coding style which I find very unfortuna

by hexo 5y ago

It actually makes a lot of sense. I personally don't want to touch .Net langs because of their PascalCase and camelCase coding style which I find very unfortunate arbitrary decision. And well, didn't really want to get into Nim because of camelCase but since I've learned about this feature I'm reconsidering again.

maleldil 5y ago
Do you really dislike camelCase that much to avoid an _entire_ ecosystem because of it? I prefer snake_case too, but avoiding a language because of a minor convention like that seems weird.
- gilrain 5y ago
  When there are so many excellent languages to choose among, a trivial distinction can almost be a relief.
- hexo 5y ago
  Only language where I can stand it is Haskell. camelCase is relatively ok, but PascalCase for non-types (i.e. function names) is a big no-no :)