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You mean the language also known as NIM, n_iM, and NI_m?
by quotemstr 1y ago
You mean the language also known as NIM, n_iM, and NI_m?
- nmz 1y agoOne of the best features of the language IMO, no more style guides, do whatever you want.
- Tiberium 1y agoThe first character is actually not considered for case insensitivity, although it was in the past. :) And case insensitivity itself comes to Nim from Pascal.
- xigoi 1y agoBy this logic, C++ is the same as C, C# is a syntax error and PHP should be named $PHP :D
- otherme123 1y agoIMHO it is a good choice. You shouldn't have variables around that are different only on one cased character, or because one is snake_case and the other is camelCase. It also avoids the contamination of your code when using for example a C library in snake_case while your library uses camelCase. And finally, you can refactor a library in snake_case to camelCase without breaking dependent code.