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In clarity functions, the question mark is used to indicate optional or wrapped results, e.g. to-consensus-buff?
to-consensus-buff?
There should be code guidelines that suggest to not use question mark for boolean results, example has-duplicate-chars?
has-duplicate-chars?
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ah ok - thats my ruby background overriding my clarity 🙃
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I'll try to provide more references for my statement in this issue..
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In clarity functions, the question mark is used to indicate optional or wrapped results, e.g.
to-consensus-buff?
There should be code guidelines that suggest to not use question mark for boolean results, example
has-duplicate-chars?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: