Change some potentially confusing naming#269
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One solution would be to change the other examples as well. (; |
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Ah damn, not this pull request. |
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I am merging this and I will change the example in other languages. Thank you! ⚡ |
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I feel that the line
NameError: name 'names' is not definedcould be a bit confusing. Too manynames! I think it's clearer if the variable we're using has nothing to do with the string "name". I've also made the incorrect variable name a typo of the correct one, which ties in with the explanatory text that follows.On the other hand, the example now differs from those before and after it, so I totally understand if you'd rather not make this change.