muhahaha long class names >:)

[tition]

Long live IntelliSense!

class SortedQPs : public ListObjectPointersKillOnExitFakeSize
<ListObjectPointersKillOnExitFakeSize
<ListObjectPointersKillOnExitFakeSize<QuasiPolynomial>>>
{};
//no joke that's a line in my code! 

Waiting for follow-ups >:)

[eker676]

Time for a name change.. lol
I have honestly never even dreamed of making a name that long but, I haven't been programming all that long either.

[Return 0]

lol nice.

[jsmith]

Names (especially global) need to be descriptive, but excessively long names detract from readability. Humans recognize words in part by their shape and in part by the letters that make them up. Large names make it impossible to recognize by shape; you are forced to read the entire name.

[seymore15074]

What humors me is that after reading the such a long name, I still don't find it very descriptive! I'm left asking myself, "Wtf is this thing?!"

[tition]

haha you are just pounding on it instead of posting your own huge examples :) The class name is descriptive to me ... now where are your monstrous examples?

@ jsmith: long names make readability high... you recognize them by length!

[jsmith]

Sure, if there is only one.

What if there was another type named ListObjectPointersKillOnExitRealSize?

[CrimsonAngel]

thats like in this one program i made i used
HaHaFuckyouTeacher.AllwaysTakingOffPointsForNoReason()

and
GoodLuckFiguringOutHowThisOneWorks.Idiot()

[eker676]

What was your grade for that assignment? ;)

[tition]

Imagine you said to your boss, "today I wrote 20KB of code"! Sounds more impressive than, say, "I wrote 500 lines of code!"