You write that it is a method, not a standalone function. So it belongs to an object, probably an object of type Patient. So what about calling it GetIdByChartId()? It makes no sense to put information into a name that is obvious from the context.
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You write that it is a method, not a standalone function. So it belongs to an object, probably an object of type
Patient. So what about calling itGetIdByChartId()? It makes no sense to put information into a name that is obvious from the context.Because it was a standalone function. I tend to use method and function interchangeably when I really shouldn't.