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Not all code is read in an IDE. Also, most IDEs don't color names differently at call sites. For example: a = foo.Bar() You know Bar is a public function of f
by NateDad 14y ago
Not all code is read in an IDE. Also, most IDEs don't color names differently at call sites. For example:
a = foo.Bar()
You know Bar is a public function of foo. It's not hungarian notation because you're not adding otherwise-nonsense characters to the beginning of an identifier, which would make them longer and harder to read.