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The Hungarian notation is informal and not enforced by compilers. You can easily do >> bool iMyInt; It's obviously wrong, but the compiler will happily compil
by skriticos2 11y ago
The Hungarian notation is informal and not enforced by compilers. You can easily do
>> bool iMyInt;
It's obviously wrong, but the compiler will happily compile it. When you declare the following in go:
>> type NotExported struct {}
You still know it's exported, no matter what BS the programmer writes.