Do I always have to write "self." ?

[Martijn Faassen]

Samuel A. Falvo II <kc5tja at garnet.armored.net> wrote:
> It's cases like this that I choose to use hungarian notation:

> 	uint32 Evaluate( char *cmd, char *param1, char *param2 );

In what way is 'cmd' hungarian notation? There's no prefix anywhere, unless
it's all prefix. :)

If this is a discussion about having some conventions for names, I agree.

In Python, my lists (and sometimes dictionaries) tend to be plural forms
of nouns, for instances:

values = []
elephants = []

On occasion I also use:

valueList = []
elephantList = []
mouseDict = {}

Decidedly not Hungarian, but quite readable. In general I've found it doesn't
pay to be overly strict about this in Python -- I prefer naming things well,
and keeping functions and methods relatively short. This way I don't tend to
lose track about what some variable was referring to so easily, as it all
still fits in my limited 7 (plus or minus 2) short time memory.
 
Regards,

Martijn
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