how to pluralize ‘special’ terms e.g. class names
Quite often I find myself referring in text to objects which have strict naming conventions e.g. Java objects, processes, services. I find myself in a dilemma over how to pluralize these names.
how to pluralize ‘special’ terms e.g. class names
Quite often I find myself referring in text to objects which have strict naming conventions e.g. Java objects, processes, services. I find myself in a dilemma over how to pluralize these names.
how to pluralize ‘special’ terms e.g. class names
Quite often I find myself referring in text to objects which have strict naming conventions e.g. Java objects, processes, services. I find myself in a dilemma over how to pluralize these names.
Correct comment to put for boolean function arguments that are “false”?
From some open source projects, I gathered the following coding style
Correct comment to put for boolean function arguments that are “false”?
From some open source projects, I gathered the following coding style
Correct comment to put for boolean function arguments that are “false”?
From some open source projects, I gathered the following coding style
Correct comment to put for boolean function arguments that are “false”?
From some open source projects, I gathered the following coding style
Correct comment to put for boolean function arguments that are “false”?
From some open source projects, I gathered the following coding style
good replacement for commenting out code? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Can commented-out code be valuable documentation? (13 answers) Closed 10 years ago. It bothers me to see commented out code and it seems often-times a symptom of developers not being proficient in advanced source control features, but on the other hand source control does not really go all the […]
good replacement for commenting out code? [duplicate]
This question already has answers here: Can commented-out code be valuable documentation? (13 answers) Closed 10 years ago. It bothers me to see commented out code and it seems often-times a symptom of developers not being proficient in advanced source control features, but on the other hand source control does not really go all the […]