Naming – Lists – All elements except the last
When it comes to lists there are good, short and nice sounding names for most parts of list
Naming – Lists – All elements but last
When it comes to lists there are good, short and nice sounding names for most parts of list
Vocabulary for talking about choice of function parameters
I’m interested in functions that do exactly the same thing but take different arguments.
How you call non inclusive upper bound with the index TO+1?
Sometimes in the filenames storing some subsequence, is convenient to use upper bounds and not the max indices.
Where does the practice of naming variables with the prefix “my” come from?
I recognize that there are situations in which “my” is semantically useful, but I have met multiple professional programmers that have a habit of using this everywhere that it’s not – “my_var”, “myTemp”, etc. I recently discovered that my friend’s professor is using this in his assignments, which made me wonder if there is actually some historical reason for this.
Tree position terminology/naming [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Naming methods that perform HTTP GET/POST calls? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
Naming methods that perform HTTP GET/POST calls? [closed]
Closed 10 years ago.
What is the name of the functional argument in fold
In the higher order function fold/reduce what is the name, if any, of the functional argument?
What is the name of the functional argument in fold
In the higher order function fold/reduce what is the name, if any, of the functional argument?