Re: Hungarian Notation

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From: mi... Michael A. Green
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 1990 20:25

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>From article <45701@cornell.UUCP>, by la...@svax.cs.cornell.edu (Georges Lauri):
> Hungarian notation is great partly because the conventions make sense
> lexically - i for integer, c for char (in the variant I use), etc. and
> so they're really easy to remember.

This sounds too much like FORTRAN to me... 

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   /^^^\/^^^\   /^^^^\   /^^^^^\         "Tanstaafl"
  /    /    /  /____ /  /  ___                   - R.A.H.
 /    /    /  /     /   \____/   - Mike Green, Comp. Sci., Keele University.
Intern...@cs.keele.ac.uk {BITNET:mike%cs.kl.ac.uk@ukacrl}, DoD#0184

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Subject: Re: Hungarian Notation
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