Next, he’ll be reading Jack and The Beanstalk. Then, we’ll all have juice and cookies after nap time.
Next, he’ll be reading Jack and The Beanstalk. Then, we’ll all have juice and cookies after nap time.
The only really correct way is to use alternating camel case and double underscores for spaces and every first variable of a name should end with the number 1
my__Varib__name__Of1
Obviously I would only use one of like that for loop iteration
For regular vars just use i.e. a1,b1,c1 for improved readability throughout code since the purpose will always be obvious from context
The only really correct way is to use alternating camel case and double underscores for spaces and every first variable of a name should end with the number 1
` my__Varib__name__Of1 `
Obviously I would only use one of like that for loop iteration
For regular vars just use i.e. `a1,b1,c1` for improved readability throughout code since the purpose will always be obvious from context
> only really correct way is...
In what language? I work regularly in codebases that are written in JavaScript, PHP, Python, and C# and never before have I encountered such an onerous convention
>> only really correct way is...
In what language? I work regularly in codebases that are written in JavaScript, PHP, Python, and C# and never before have I encountered such an onerous convention
It applies to all languages except in Python each name should also be preceded by a number of underscores equal to the level of indentation
Ok it was supposed to be funny. Now laugh.
It applies to all languages except in Python each name should also be preceded by a number of underscores equal to the level of indentation
Ok it was supposed to be funny. Now laugh.
Not using L337 lettering
my__V4r1b__n4m3__0f1
smh
>Not using L337 lettering
`my__V4r1b__n4m3__0f1`
smh
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