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Give meaning and explanation using names, labels or terms most accepted by your team or community at large.
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What's the idiomatic name for a throwaway variable?
I would give it a reasonable name and add a comment explaining that you are only assigning it to appease the compiler. I have seen cases where someone has used a variable name like unused and another …
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Naming conventions for the only envisioned implementation of an interface
If there is no obvious name for the specialization in the single implementation, my teams have always normally used Impl as a suffix. If there is an obvious name, I would stick with it even if it will …
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