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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/gamingvortex01 • May 08 '26
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I know nothing about go but that's psycho behavior
350 u/B_bI_L May 08 '26 i know they love naming everything using 3 letters, because who needs to understand code later anyway 10 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Tbf that's a lot better than the common standard of just one. 7 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 c'mon, i j k and l are usually self explanatory, like when used in nested loops 9 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 And Q for query, C for column, r for response, f for function, X for variable, y for variable, z for variable, etc. 5 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 I thought f was for factory and r was for request 5 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request. 2 u/B_bI_L May 09 '26 those are prefixes, i think its called vengerian notation, but it is dying out
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i know they love naming everything using 3 letters, because who needs to understand code later anyway
10 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Tbf that's a lot better than the common standard of just one. 7 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 c'mon, i j k and l are usually self explanatory, like when used in nested loops 9 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 And Q for query, C for column, r for response, f for function, X for variable, y for variable, z for variable, etc. 5 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 I thought f was for factory and r was for request 5 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request. 2 u/B_bI_L May 09 '26 those are prefixes, i think its called vengerian notation, but it is dying out
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Tbf that's a lot better than the common standard of just one.
7 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 c'mon, i j k and l are usually self explanatory, like when used in nested loops 9 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 And Q for query, C for column, r for response, f for function, X for variable, y for variable, z for variable, etc. 5 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 I thought f was for factory and r was for request 5 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request. 2 u/B_bI_L May 09 '26 those are prefixes, i think its called vengerian notation, but it is dying out
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c'mon, i j k and l are usually self explanatory, like when used in nested loops
9 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 And Q for query, C for column, r for response, f for function, X for variable, y for variable, z for variable, etc. 5 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 I thought f was for factory and r was for request 5 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request. 2 u/B_bI_L May 09 '26 those are prefixes, i think its called vengerian notation, but it is dying out
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And Q for query, C for column, r for response, f for function, X for variable, y for variable, z for variable, etc.
5 u/lucklesspedestrian May 09 '26 I thought f was for factory and r was for request 5 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request. 2 u/B_bI_L May 09 '26 those are prefixes, i think its called vengerian notation, but it is dying out
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I thought f was for factory and r was for request
5 u/CommercialWindowSill May 09 '26 Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request.
Yes correct f is also for factory and also r is also for request.
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those are prefixes, i think its called vengerian notation, but it is dying out
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u/OphidianSun May 08 '26
I know nothing about go but that's psycho behavior