Benchwarmer to mvp
Benchwarmer to mvp
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I use the whole alphabet and more:
- a, b, c, d for constants
- e is Euler‘s constant
- f, g, h for functions
- i, j, k, l for indices but can be used for natural or whole numbers
- m, n for natural numbers but can be used as indices
- o, p, q, r, unreserved although I sometimes use p and q in a rational equation like: p / q
- s, t function parameters
- u, v, w vectors
- x, y, z variables
Greek letters for angles or literally anything else.
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P (And E) are for stochastic functions.
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As uppercase, yes
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Like i, j, and k joining programming
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does not need any more fucking exposure, it's already a vowel. Not everyone can be "E"
EDIT : i even gets a variety of forms like i, ı and í.
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Good ole O^3 complexity
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Took me way too way tlomg to realize this wasn't about tech companies . . . Twitter was part of google? Who owns Math?
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The alphabet when i'm about to program some math algorithm using long ass descriptive variable names:
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If I can decide myself I usually like using 'abc...' just feels more nice :3
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Look who everyone is solving for now.