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We don't want to be too abstract, to get a feel for what we are doing, especially for collections and their different and possibly touchy algorithmic complexiti
by jffhn 4y ago
We don't want to be too abstract, to get a feel for what we are doing, especially for collections and their different and possibly touchy algorithmic complexities, but if it makes sense we can use fooColl to reference a set as a general collection, for parts of the code that work well with any collection.
- ncmncm 4y agoI have seen "fooz" used for that, the "z" to disambiguate from "foos" that might be a numeric count of foo.