vegetax wrote:
in python it is common to see naming
inconsistencies ,methods,modules,packages,classes with names in every
posible style:
thisisalongmethod
ThisIsALongMethod
thisIsALongMethod
this_is_a_long_method
and even This_Is_A_Long_Method
All over the place,even within one module!
classic static languages dont really need naming conventions, on the other
side dynamic languages must have it(in my opinion),since there is a lot of
syntax variability and very short constructors, a clear example is what
does this means?
c = Required(2)
is it a method which returns an object or is it a class constructor?
this kind of situation greatly decrease readability.
whats your opinion on the matter?
If you really worry about it, why don't you capitalise your English? :-)
David
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