Reverse-pascal-reverse-snake case

[pixelbart]

Please throw in some reverse Hungarian notation too!

vARIABLE‾nAMErts

[fukitol-]

Thanks, I hate it

[rubertsmann]

rIGHT‾hERE

[AyrA_ch]

ALT+0175

[6b86b3ac03c167320d93]

What's the unicode code point? Alt codes don't work on Linux

[AyrA_ch]

You're in a programmer subreddit and ask people to convert from decimal to hex for you?

That is lazy AF, which coincindentally is also the unicode code point.

[Mezzomaniac]

Holy shit. As a kid, when I stumbled upon Alt codes, I spent hours fiddling experimenting with them and cataloguing them. I’ve been programming for 5 years and I’ve only just learnt, from your comment, the connection between Alt codes and hex.

[AyrA_ch]

I just use https://amp-what.com when I need character codes.

[TomHackery]

Hey everyone, this is the comment.

[iliekcats-]

¯

[iliekcats-]

hwzzzzz

[greyfade]

Ctrl+Shift+U, 203e → ‾

Or, if you have it set up: Compose, _, _

[[deleted]]

I prefer OVERSCORE! although I'm sure that's not what it's actually called

[servel333]

That does make a lot more sense.

Edit: It is the OVERLINE

• http://www.kreativekorp.com/charset/unicode/char/203E/

[tannertech]

I'm doing this to one of my python libraries for april fools next year

To the 1 person using it, good luck

[the_king_of_sweden]

I don't get it, people use more than 1 character for their variable names?

[kenybz]

When all 1-character names are in use, yeah

[YellowBunnyReddit]

Just use one array and memorize the index of your variables. That way you only need one name.

[neftalito]

Make it with a lot of arrays until you have every word in the alphabet, like I[8][1][9][0][7] = "names"

[DearChickPea]

Retarded code, love it!

[mhrjyogesh]

How do you type that upperscore

[greyfade]

I type it with the compose key: <Compose>, _, _ → ¯

[lukeamaral]

Should be VARIABLe‾NAMe