you used myJewels as the count of how many jewels... that is kind of fuzzy... when 10 other programmer read other programmers' code, when they see... myJewels... is it an array? Is it a string, or it is a number. Sure, you can imply it from the context, but sometimes when the code expand from 10 lines to 20 and to 30, it becomes difficult to track down.
I'd suggest using count or countJewels to exactly denote what it means. Otherwise Peter has a myJewels and is an array, Michael has a myJewels and it is a string... count has very little chance of confusion.
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myJewelsas the count of how many jewels... that is kind of fuzzy... when 10 other programmer read other programmers' code, when they see...myJewels... is it an array? Is it a string, or it is a number. Sure, you can imply it from the context, but sometimes when the code expand from 10 lines to 20 and to 30, it becomes difficult to track down.I'd suggest using
countorcountJewelsto exactly denote what it means. Otherwise Peter has amyJewelsand is an array, Michael has amyJewelsand it is a string...counthas very little chance of confusion.