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Aaaargh! Prefixing identifiers with "the" or "my", especially combined with a type name (eg. "int myFirstInt = 3;") is a giant neon warning sign indicating that
by taneq 4y ago
Aaaargh! Prefixing identifiers with "the" or "my", especially combined with a type name (eg. "int myFirstInt = 3;") is a giant neon warning sign indicating that whoever named them is (a) fresh out of a beginners' course no matter how much calendar time has passed, and (b) they never properly grasped what an identifier is actually for.
(I know these are examples and not what you personally would actually name them, but ugh what a visceral reaction. :P )
- simion314 4y agoSure, it was an example I would do something like const E = 2... const PI = 3.14 but the argument was that what if a random say train driver looks at my code, he will not know what E could be.