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Archive for November 25th, 2008

Have you ever written some code and named something one thing only to realize that it should be named something else?

If you haven’t you haven’t been programming for very long.  Maybe you started a new job and you spent two weeks writing code using your previous employer’s naming conventions only to find out that this employer expects things to be named slightly differently.

So now you not only have the item named incorrectly, but you’ve referenced it from other files, so it isn’t a simple matter of just giving it a new name.  No, the code that is referencing it has to be changed as well.  So what are you going to do?

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