Instead of "kep", if you want something that visually stands out, there are also lots of fun little symbol-like characters you can use, even when you're dealing with a language where identifiers are limited to ID_Start/ID_Continue (e.g. Javascript, Rust). My favorite collection :)
If you must pronounce them, all the characters I listed are, in fact, pronounceable (as you can verify by googling them & visiting their Wikitionary pages) since they aren't actually symbols but letters from the alphabets of different languages. :)
"Hey man, I pulled the latest changes and I'm getting sideways Lego brick is undefined, followed by cannot read properties of undefined when reading squiggly prongs."
Comments
Instead of "kep", if you want something that visually stands out, there are also lots of fun little symbol-like characters you can use, even when you're dealing with a language where identifiers are limited to ID_Start/ID_Continue (e.g. Javascript, Rust). My favorite collection :)
But how do you discuss code issues verbally with others?
If you must pronounce them, all the characters I listed are, in fact, pronounceable (as you can verify by googling them & visiting their Wikitionary pages) since they aren't actually symbols but letters from the alphabets of different languages. :)
"Hey man, I pulled the latest changes and I'm getting sideways Lego brick is undefined, followed by cannot read properties of undefined when reading squiggly prongs."
No multicoocular O? And try Luwian for a real kick: the cutest script.
Be nꙮt afraid.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrillic_O_variants