"Don't use i, j, k in for-loops" Say no more:

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@Phantom_TheGame Why is there no bool for player losing the game?

@JessieTheFish1 Because I don't make games for losers

@Phantom_TheGame Looks beautiful 😻 self explanatory as hell!

@FlipbookGames Maybe this is what I should keep doing then

@Phantom_TheGame I know it's a meme but I genuinely hate people who don't use comments with a passion

@comp3int // why do you hate me :(

@Phantom_TheGame we like to keep it simple with abbreviations. tAMThP_has

@write_int Very clever, always try to save the characters. They don't grow on trees.

@Phantom_TheGame Not gonna lie, I'm one of those people that has written out functions... so feel kinda attacked right now but that's okay because it's... better

@night_tonic As exaggerated as in the post? 😂

@Phantom_TheGame I'll stick to: lol, foo, bar, cd and bj.

@JennaGrip For me it's i, j, k (or i1, i2, i3) for ints, f, f1, f2, f3 for floats, d1, d2, d2 for double, b, b1, b2 for bools. That way I will always know what type the variable is!

@Phantom_TheGame This is a bit extreme, but unironically yes, this is better than comments 😄

@BarrierXI Or descriptive names with additional info if it's hard to explain in the variable name 😎 Usually though a variable name with like 2-5 keywords should do the trick.

@Phantom_TheGame Oh this is beautiful... I'm inspired to try harder for longer variable names ❤️❤️

@sixbitglitch I believe in you. You too can make beautiful and readable code like me

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@simeonvisser omfg 😂