There is the initial hassle of trying to find a decent name, then you should try to find the best writting style, like is camelCase best or using_underscores better?
contextually I think this is ok. I have some Rust code that goes `match chars.next() { Some(c) => c, Err(_) => return Err(...) }`. But if I were to do more work on my `c` variable I would probably want to give it a better name
I use chatgpt in my programming. Not to do the actual coding, it is crap at that. More... "I have a variable that is used for x, y and z. What do I name it? Give me ten suggestions."
Not kidding, I have been trying to figure out the name of a library of C functions I want to write as well as what to name those functions! It’s only for fun but I have had ideas in mind for the longest time and never implemented anything because I can’t decide on names!
the smugness of many PMs and POs (and to a lesser extent architects)... and they palm it off as "done we just need you to impliment it". incompatible design decisions and hidden assumptions be damned 😅
And that's why there are silent geniuses that have solved all these problems, and made it so anyone from any country can participate, and everything is built on a strict language and 'geometric' structure.
me who calls them all the first thing to come to mind and when the program is finished i will then decide the appropiate names and put all the comments
first thing I'll do when I make my first big project is make a file with nothing but comments to describe and explain every label and variable I have in my code plus where they're used as in what file, line and word number.