[r6rs-discuss] R5RS is not a baseline
John Cowan
cowan at ccil.org
Sat Feb 21 00:31:17 EST 2009
Grant Rettke scripsit:
> In popular case-sensitive languages today like Java and C#, the
> majority of programmers make a point never to use case alone to
> distinguish between variables due to the obvious errors that doing so
> often introduce.
Say what?
Do you have actual evidence of this?
Using an UpperCamelCase name for a type and the same lowerCamelCase name
for a variable of that type, where there is only one such variable in
a given context, is *extremely* common practice.
If capital letters are used only to mark word boundaries, the chances
that two names will differ in case accidentally *other* than at the
first character is pretty low.
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