Questions tagged as 'nomenclatura'

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What is ASP.Net vNext? What is the correct name?

Okay, I know that ASP.Net vNext is the new version of ASP.Net being released by Microsoft in 2015 and it brings great changes changing how we work various things. This vNext name was used as the working name. Initially I had the idea that thi...
asked by 26.02.2015 / 14:08
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Is it correct to prefix variable names with their type?

Is it customary / correct to use variables where the first letter refers to your typing? Eg: string sVariavel; int iVariavel; , etc ... EDIT: The name said is Hungarian notation . Is this a good practice? What is the good...
asked by 07.07.2016 / 15:37
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Name conventions for variables and functions in Python?

In R , there is a lot of freedom and variety in function names between packages. Names with dot ( get.this ), names with camelCase ( getThis ), names with underline ( get_this ). This has its pros and cons: but the fact i...
asked by 09.03.2014 / 02:54
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Nomenclature or language in lambda

We have this expression: var teste = meucotexto.minhatable.Where(x => x.meu_campo.....) How do I read this part x => x.meu_campo I read x is for x.my field or x for x.my field or something else?     
asked by 24.06.2014 / 14:10
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What is the difference between a statement and an expression?

In the programming world these are two terms that are widely used, but sometimes I see people using them (sometimes even experienced professionals) as if they are interchangeable. Is this valid? When does each term apply?     
asked by 27.11.2016 / 23:21
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What is considered a "gambiarra" or a bad code? [closed]

For example, I create a code, and it works, but I'm not sure it's okay for me to do the same thing that way. Is this a gambiarra? Do I have to make sure that the code is made in such a way that it is considered a "good code"?     
asked by 28.06.2017 / 18:36
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Is there any nomenclature for variables defined by underline / underscore?

I know there are some rules and conventions for naming variables in programming, such as CamelCase , PascalCase , etc ... What is the term used for a compound name variable (words separated by "_")? Example: nome_da_variavel...
asked by 26.06.2017 / 22:02
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Table structure for genealogical tree

How to create a table with tree structure for an individual using a concise nomenclature? Example: Individual Father Father (paternal grandfather) Father (Father's great grandfather) Mother (paternal great-grandmother) Moth...
asked by 28.12.2015 / 18:21
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Tables with unconventional names such as ABC1234

I've seen some that some systems adopt a different way of naming tables with letters and numbers like ABC1234, XX_900 , etc. These days I've been working on creating some queries on a system that uses this type of approach, more than...
asked by 14.01.2017 / 13:36
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What is the suffix _t and when to use it?

I see in many codes some variables with the suffix _t . There are a lot of examples in the default C library as size_t , int32_t , mbstate_t . How useful, and when to use this suffix?     
asked by 29.09.2016 / 15:48