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[Winkler, Gerald]

I would be interested to hear how it violates OO abstraction exactly.
Personally, from a OOP programmer standpoint I LIKE hunagrian Notation, it
improves readability of the code, which can save HOURS of headaches figuring
out what the hell is referencing what in someone's program.



----- Original Message -----
From: "Carl Parrish" <cparrish@cox.net <mailto:cparrish@cox.net>>
To: "Plug-devel" <plug-devel@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
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Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 7:30 AM
Subject: Arguments against Hungarian Notation


> Okay I *long* ago decided to give up on Hungarian Notation. (I think
> only VB programmers seems to like it). I now find myself in a shop with
> a *lot* of previous VB programmers who are converting to Java. So I want
> them to stop using hungarian notation. So far the only argument against
> it I could remeber is that it violates OO abstraction. But I *know*
> there are better arguments against than that. Anyone have any sources or
> know of any good reasons against?
>
> Carl Parrish
>
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