names of the royal Welsh Corgis
I'm just finalizing the material for my http://Scala.one Advanced Type Mechanics course, but all my examples use "foo", "bar" and "baz" and I want to use some less clichéd terms... What alternatives would you suggest? I'll give you credit if this ever makes it into a book!
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"yoke", "owt", "misc", "thing"
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Nicolas Cage movies
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- the characters of Firefly (of course that only works when you’ve watched the series) - ardbeg, lagavulin, bruichladdich (so easy to remember) - apple, ball, cookie (etc.)
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Gherkin, Walkie-talkie, Cheesegrater,?
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The Hobbit's dwarves: Fili, Kili, Ori, Nori...
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I particularly like these! If it doesn't work out, I'll recommend them to the Queen as potential corgi names. /cc
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I had a student once who used Fred, Ginger and Tom as variable names for height, weight etc. When asked why, he said the lecturer told him to use meaningful names: Fred was his dog, Ginger was his hamster and Tom was his cat...
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One of my postdocs always used the codenames of Russian nuclear missiles. He was the son of a KGB colonel...
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How about following the time-honoured tradition of taking server-names from Children's TV: the Banana Splits, Scooby Gang, Flintstones, Magic Roundabout...
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