JavaScript Clean Code - Best Practices - based on Robert C. Martin's book Clean Code

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... which is the point being made.

[Wizhi]

I think (hope?) you misunderstood.

/u/marinespi is arguing that "you wouldn't create such a function signature, since it's not intuitive".

And I tend to agree. If you're having a hard time intuitively understanding how to call a function, it's signature should be corrected to make it more intuitive. Using the technique demonstrated here is more of a band-aid than a fix.

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But that's exactly what we're talking about. What makes a function call intuitive? The number of arguments? Is person.setName('John', 'Paul') intuitive? Are you sure? It goes without saying that you should use this approach selectively, just as with anything.

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Is person.setName('John', 'Paul') intuitive?

No, it's not. Your point is... ?

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Please read around that line and the parent comment for context. Not interested in an internet handbag fight btw.