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a is for array b is for byte or buffer c is for character d is for destination e is for event or error f is for file g is for graph h is for handle i is
by jonathrg 2y ago
a is for array
b is for byte or buffer
c is for character
d is for destination
e is for event or error
f is for file
g is for graph
h is for handle
i is for index
j is also for index
k is for key
l is for length
m is for mode
n is for number-of
o is for object
p is for part
q is for queue or query
r is for reader
s is for source
t is for time
u is for user
v is for value
w is for word
x is for x component
y is for y component
z is for z component
- rphln 2y agoWould've been perfect had you said jndex.
- jonathrg 2y agoI'm so sorry
- RheingoldRiver 2y agoA is for Array: A is for array, some things in a list B is for byte, how computers exist C is for character, one letter in a word D is for destination, where results are stored E is for event, interaction in the DOM F is for file, sometimes written to ROM G is for graph, some edges and nodes H is for handle, it references loads I is for index, add 1 as time flies J is for index, but different from i's K is for key, in associative arrays L is for length, as in how many j? M is for mode, and not like ice cream N is for count, like sheep in a dream O is for object, some data and code P is for part, to share out the load Q is for queue, process one at a time R is for reader, I can't think of a rhyme S is for source, and you're doing great T is for time, 429 makes you wait U is for user, like you'll be one day V is for value, associated to k W is for word, collections of c X is for x-component when doing 3D Y is for y-component like x is again Z is for z-component, we got to the end! [note, i am not sure what is meant by P = part, and I know some of these are kind of lame and got worse as I got impatient to finish] [i wrote this myself, it is not ai-written]
- sitkack 2y agoNL is for not for long
- _jackdk_ 2y agoGood catch, I'd forgotten "reader" (as in `ReaderT`). Thanks.