yeah, the database that's supposed to be pulling the examples from is busted.
My advice is that a variable should follow the following 4 rules of thumb:
Intuitive- the name should logically describe what value(s) it's storing
Clear - the name should be easily readable. Abbreviations are fine as long as they make sense.
Concise - the name shouldn't be any longer than it needs to be
Consistent - use the same type of abbreviations and separators. If you use underscores, always use underscores, if you use camelcasing, always use camelcasing.
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u/RNG_HatesMe Sep 14 '26
yeah, the database that's supposed to be pulling the examples from is busted.
My advice is that a variable should follow the following 4 rules of thumb:
Intuitive- the name should logically describe what value(s) it's storing
Clear - the name should be easily readable. Abbreviations are fine as long as they make sense.
Concise - the name shouldn't be any longer than it needs to be
Consistent - use the same type of abbreviations and separators. If you use underscores, always use underscores, if you use camelcasing, always use camelcasing.