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Do they charge you by written bytes? I really don't see the problem with larger function names...
by kuu 5y ago
Do they charge you by written bytes? I really don't see the problem with larger function names...
- OskarS 5y ago"It's annoying" is a pretty good reason. If you don't mind function names like that, go become a Java Enterprise programmer, see how you like it after a few years. In addition: it's the wrong solution to the problem. The units shouldn't be baked in to the function definition, just the type of quantity. You should be able to do both: setSpeed(10 m/s) and setSpeed(45 km/h) Which you can do in many languages. In fact, time functions in C++ work exactly like this. If you want to suspend a thread for 10 seconds you do std::this_thread::sleep_for(10s); but if you want to suspend it for 5 milliseconds, you do std::this_thread::sleep_for(5ms); And if you just supply a unitless number, it's a compiler error.