case-sensitivity
Peter Otten
__peter__ at web.de
Wed Nov 12 13:50:02 EST 2003
Peter Hansen wrote:
> With a large enough palette, you could just reuse the same variable
> name for everything, needing only to respect the proper colour for
> correct behaviour. Imagine never having to think up variable names
> more complicated than "foo".
>
> def foo(foo, foo):
> foo = foo + foo.foo()
> return [foo for foo in foo(foo.foo) if foo != foo]
>
> (I can't show the proper colourization of the above in the primitive
> Usenet medium, so you'll just have to trust me that it works...)
>
> Yes, definitely not a bad idea... ;-)
See http://www.cnn.com/2000/TECH/computing/09/07/smell.digiscents.reut/
about the now overdue "click-and-sniff" computers.
So, with technology fast advancing, you'd probably better start training
your dog to track down bugs and, ahem... code smells. On the internet,
everybody will know you're coding without a dog soon :-)
Peter
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