Just a personal observation but I hate code examples using foo.bar. I'm sure loads of people will tell me I'm an idiot, but I just find it makes code unreadable.
In 20 years of coding I have never barred a foo.... But I guess that's just me.
Thanks for the feedback, Chris! What would you have used?
I also considered using MyObject and SomeObject, as I needed two types, but Foo and Bar almost feel like a convention now. I'm not opposed to more readable names though!
Yeah Foo.Bar is a convention and lots of people seem OK with it.
I just find practical examples easier to read, something like Person.Age tends to be easier for my brain to absorb.
I'm always looking at examples thinking "when/why would I use this?", your post is perhaps a bit esoteric for a practical example but interesting none the less.
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Just a personal observation but I hate code examples using foo.bar. I'm sure loads of people will tell me I'm an idiot, but I just find it makes code unreadable.
In 20 years of coding I have never barred a foo.... But I guess that's just me.
Thanks for the feedback, Chris! What would you have used?
I also considered using
MyObjectandSomeObject, as I needed two types, butFooandBaralmost feel like a convention now. I'm not opposed to more readable names though!Yeah Foo.Bar is a convention and lots of people seem OK with it.
I just find practical examples easier to read, something like Person.Age tends to be easier for my brain to absorb.
I'm always looking at examples thinking "when/why would I use this?", your post is perhaps a bit esoteric for a practical example but interesting none the less.