Could we stop prefixing booleans with the verb ?
A widespread convention when it comes to Boolean variables naming is to prefix them with a verb. Sometimes the explanation given for this practice is that it helps reading code, other times that this way we directly can spot that this is indeed a boolean. I would like to discuss those two assumptions. It helps reading code Maybe this is just me but I like when code reads like instructions. I agree that it can’t always be the case but I feel I should strive for it whenever I can....