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But identifier already means something else (i'm used to identifiers being unique, constant, and useful for actually identifying someone).
by msm_ 3y ago
But identifier already means something else (i'm used to identifiers being unique, constant, and useful for actually identifying someone).
- WolfeReader 3y agoGood point! The former C++ programmer in me wants to call them "user pointers" but that would just confuse people who haven't learned pointers.
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