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Code Smell 247 - Javascript Function Namingby@mcsee
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Code Smell 247 - Javascript Function Naming

by Maximiliano Contieri2mApril 16th, 2024
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Some names in immature languages break the [bijection] principle. Avoid ambiguous or bad names. Wrap with your functions. Use mature languages. Don't use *replace()* instead of *replaceAll()* in your code. Use *replaceFirst()* if you need to change only the first occurrence.
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