Code With Extremely Long Names

public class GameManager : MonoBehaviour { public bool ThisBoolMakesItSoThatTheGameHasHigherContrastForAccessibilityPurposes; public bool ThisBoolIsUsedToIndicateThatThePlayerHasWonTheGame; public float ThisNumberIncreasesForEveryUnitThePlayerHasMovedSoThatTheyCanViewItInTheStatistics; public int ThisIncreasesEveryTimeThePlayerDiesAndIsAlsoForStatisticPurposes; public float TheAmountOfHealthThePlayerCurrentlyHas; public void CallThisWhenThePlayerLosesHealthAndIfHealthGoesBelowZeroThePlayerWillDie(float theAmount { TheAmountOfHealthThePlayerCurrentlyHas -= theAmountOfDamageThePlayerWillTake; if(TheAmountOfHealthThePlayerCurrentlyHas < 0) { CallThisWhenThePlayerIsSupposedToDieAndItWillDoAnAnimationAndRespawnThePlayer(); } } public void CallThisWhenThePlayerIsSupposedToDieAndItWillDoAnAnimationAndRespawnThePlayer() {

A dark-themed code editor shows a C# GameManager class with absurdly long, self-explanatory variable and method names. The joke is that the code has no comments because every identifier is an entire explanation, making it a reaction to undocumented or comically verbose programming practices.

• @gentoomemes / 9432 2024-02-15
• @dev_meme / 5944 2024-03-27