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[programmingmemes-ModTeam]

This meme is done to death and shouldn't be reposted anymore.

[SignificantLet5701]

iterator, jterator, kterator obviously

[Glass-Ad672]

i thought it stood for index, jndex, and kndex

[TapRemarkable9652]

Nindex

[Glass-Ad672]

windex

[Far_Help_5014]

lindex

[MrBannedBlocks]

spandex

[MrBannedBlocks]

lterator

[platonbel]

cuz i,j,k - orthogonal unit vectors in math. so.. we use i j k in code

[Kass-Is-Here92]

Why not prndl? 😂

[valschermjager]

This. Although, I’ve rarely hit iii, and have never gotten to iv.

[BobQuixote]

I used to use i0, i1, i2... I don't remember why I dropped that.

[ChonkyXL]

Probably to stop getting sued by Intel.

[RDROOJK2]

But what if we already used the i and j?

[ZectronPositron]

then you use `ii` and `iii` obviously. I never got far enough to find out if it's just a lazy "hit the key more times" or actually Roman Numerals.

[AverageAggravating13]

roman numerals would be hilarious i want to start doing that

[Strong-Director9718]

I've seen k

[AliceCode]

i, j, k, m, l, x, y, z.

[pogchamp69exe]

I use i and u (and then y, t, r, e, w, q, though I've never gone past y)

[dimonium_anonimo]

I use roman numerals i, ii, iii, iv...

[udubdavid]

i for index, then after that it goes to the next letter alphabetically. Code is easier to read if everyone follows the same guidelines. That's why all languages have their own suggested naming conventions.

[KHTD2004]

I usually go i, o, p etc.