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Tutorial: Identifier Names

Getting the names of things right is extremely important.

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Getting the names of things right is extremely important. It makes a huge difference in readability. Many IDEs support refactoring, and specifically renaming. I will sometimes rename classes several times before I hit on exactly the obvious name. It's worth the effort.

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