Self explanatory code
"All your functions and variable names should be self explanatory".
Am I doing it right?
//All names must be self explanatory
selfExplanatory self_explanatory11(selfExplanatory self_explanatory14){
selfExplanatory self_explanatory7 = SELF_EXPLANATORY1;
while(self_explanatory14){
self_explanatory7 *= self_explanatory14;
self_explanatory14--;
}
return self_explanatory7;
}
int main(void) {
selfExplanatory self_explanatory14 = SELF_EXPLANATORY5;
self_explanatory14 = self_explanatory11(self_explanatory14);
printf(SELF_EXPLANATORY2,self_explanatory14);
return 0;
}This is top clean code, right? All names in the program are self explanotory!
No magic numbers, either. All constants have a self explanotory name too!
These names are sure better than single letter variable names and put the constants directly in the code, right?
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In case you are wondering, this is the result of a code obfuscator I am developing.
It is using the "selfExplanatory" template. The idea is to have several different thematic templates like this.
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Jul 07 · 1 day ago · 👍 CarloMonte · 😄 4
6 Comments ↓
☯️ dragfyre · Jul 07 at 11:36:
still better than Copilot
why not randomize the capitalization (i.e. cAMelcASiNg), then put the dash or underscore at random places :-/ ?
🌧️ candycanearter [✍️] · 21 hours ago:
clever i like it :D very malicious compliance
Nice, reminds me of the popular guide to write unmaintainable code.
— https://www.mindprod.com/jgloss/unmain.html
Best kind of compliance
@lufte. Nice guide. Might take some ideas for my code obfuscator.
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