Fixing critical unwatchable catastrophic grammatical mistake #381
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Good Evening @elmarco @shish @Kissaki @usagi @ElieDeBrauwer,
I was reading your tutorials when, suddenly, I encountered a unacceptable grammatical mistake, but let's start from the beginning.
Your code follows the camelCase style for functions, which means that every new word start with a capital letter, except for the first one. Here's an example:
But there's a function, a function named cleanup, that got my attention.
I have an hypothesis: cleanup is wrong!
After a very heated argument with a friend ( not anymore ) of mine, he put a rock on the argument by saying the following words, and I quote:
Here's a graphical representation:
But WHY?
Why Marcus Aurelius said to use clean up and not cleanup?
There's a crucial rule in grammar: cleanup is written without any space ONLY if it's used as a noun or an adjective.
here's some examples
This function cleans up memory
wait, I'm cleaning up my code
So, in code/01_instance_creation.cpp I suggest to change the function
cleanup
incleanUp
.This being said, have a nice day sir.
Credits: Me & Marcus Aurelius