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What's the weirdest/longest variable name you ever declared?

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  • 3
    first that comes to mind is "directoryExecutableMaxFBufferLength"
  • 3
    @jAsE if everyone you work with can understand what is used for, then I see no problem with long names 😀
  • 1
    I always declare random named variables, I have to take a look everytime I want to use the variable
  • 6
    @fatihcoskuny that's not a good practice at all, in big projects that's caos.
  • 6
    @fatihcoskuny that's why code obscurators exist. So you don't have to do it manually.
  • 1
    @dfloureiro I scream like an old woman when a bug comes out
  • 2
    @fatihcoskuny it's not a bug, it's a feature.
  • 0
    @dfloureiro What I meant was variables are so similar that when a bug comes out I want to hang myself up
  • 1
    Definitely maxBlockFallTickTimer
  • 2
    not a var but a class

    "nobodyNeedsThisShit"

    guess for what
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    @BambuSource let's call it an easter egg 😂
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    Class: AfterReturningQueryUserGroupAndAdminsSysVarsWorkerUpdateAppsAspect
    I feel guilty, my name schema for everything aop related might not have been the best.
  • 1
    someWeirdArrayOfASingleArrayThing, this was because some API returned results as a hash table nested in two arrays of size 1 😑
  • 0
    @Brsss ...that's not very long
  • 1
    thisVariableWillForSureNotBeUsedByThisFuckingFrameworkThatFuckingOverloadsMyShit...
    Renamed it to devSexLife
  • 0
    ($garbage, $christskytravellermonth, $christskytravellerday) = Add_Delta_YMD($currentyear, $eastermonth, $easterday, 0, 0, 39);

    That var... $christskytravellermonth.... 23 chars...
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