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Then you have to name things. And naming things sucks, especially because not every intermediate has an obvious name for it, distinct enough to distinguish it f
by jonnycomputer 4y ago
Then you have to name things. And naming things sucks, especially because not every intermediate has an obvious name for it, distinct enough to distinguish it from the next intermediate chunk.
- overgard 4y agoOk, but if you're reading code for the first time, you're going to have to store the intermediate parts in your working memory somewhere. And if you don't have a mnemonic, like, a name, then "the return value of the lambda after a split" is a lot harder to remember. Naming things is hard, but it's also important.